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We're not talking scarcely cake pop raw material costs here, but coffee beans and milk, considerable expenses adept of wild swings. That is why it is curious--and somewhat pathetic--that many media outlets failed to recognition the impact commodity costs might have (good or bad) going forward. Forbes, for norm, ran a headline: "Starbucks Earnings Guidance Creates a Bullish Buzz." True, but even Starbucks mentioned their frustration with commodity costs. Shouldn't that have been mentioned somewhere in the article? It wasn't. Reuters, too, flatten short. Their article, "Starbucks raises outlook, pins hopes on affluent," also neglected to hint at that Starbucks is also pinning hopes on commodity costs behaving. Barron's got it. Their article pinpointed the egress at the start, with a headline that read: "SBUX results jump: commodity costs to weigh in 2012." Muse on: commodity costs might lighten, adding to margins. But if they take a turn for the worse, superintend out. Either way, they probably won't float in stillwater, so traders should be on the lookout. Too bad the media was not. >

Source: TheStreet.com

Starbucks released this expression: "The safety of our customers and partners is of the utmost importance and we take our obligation to provide bona fide products seriously. Today, Tuesday, July 19, 2011, we learned that Flying Foodstuffs Group, LLC, a Lawrenceville, Ga. establishment, and one of our suppliers, is recalling approximately 200 pounds of ingredients for friendly-to-eat chicken wraps and plates delivered to Starbucks retail stores in Georgia and Alabama due to concealed health concerns. There have been no reports of illnesses associated with consumption of these products."

Source: Post Chronicle

MOSCOW, July 30 (UPI) -- U.S. coffee auditorium chain Starbucks has said "nyet" to Russia when it comes to smoking in its shops, as it affects the drop of coffee.

"Coffee beans are very porous. They suck in the smoke, which affects the soup," marketing director for Starbucks Russia Lia Dovgun said, The Moscow Times reported Saturday.

Source: UPI.com

In Thursday , Starbucks reported it beat fiscal third-quarter profit and revenue expectations on numerically sales growth and increased store traffic . Starbucks' quarterly profit jumped 34.2%

Source: TheStreet.com

Source: Starbucks, Circa 1550 « OrganicAuthority.com – Organic Blog

by Barbara Feiner

The first Starbucks store opened in 1971, but it took another 16 years for the shackle to upon expanding into the 15,000+ locations that now seem to dot every corner of the world.  

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Source: DC Starbucks Will Switch To Gender-Neutral Restrooms

by Anna North

Next week, DC-zone Starbucks locations will renew all their "men's" and "women's" bathroom signs with gender-washed out ones. The move is a big gradation for trans rights , and more businesses should conform to Starbucks's exemplar.

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