Its workers keep organizing, but can Starbucks smell the coffee ... the coffee giant's first union, challenging Howard Schultz's long-held vision of a company immune to collective bargaining.

An curved arrow pointing right. Lawmakers grilled former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz on the company's alleged anti-union practices. Sen. Bernie Sanders, chair of the committee, persuaded Schultz ...

In addition, there have been repeated calls to boycott Starbucks since last October. Critics claim that the company supports Israel. And then there's the matter of Howard Schultz, the on-again ...

More stores will close in the future, CEO Howard Schultz said in leaked footage in July Starbucks confirmed as authentic. "This is just the beginning. There are going to be many more," he said.

In doing so, we'll see why Niccol's plan could be exactly the turnaround plan Starbucks needs to return to its glory days.

“If you look at the landscape of retail and restaurants in America, there is such a fracturing of places where people meet,” the company’s famed former CEO, Howard Schultz, told an industry ...