Amid pandemic, Starbucks to resume dine-in services in seven Indian cities soon
4 years, 6 months ago

Amid pandemic, Starbucks to resume dine-in services in seven Indian cities soon

Live Mint  

New Delhi: Tata Starbucks on Monday said the company will resume dine-in services in seven cities across India, with elevated cleaning and sanitising protocols. Stores will operate with 50 per cent seating capacity to allow for social distancing between customers and employees, said Tata Starbucks in a statement. "As we navigate through the crisis, we are transforming the in-store Starbucks Experience to new public health guidelines and evolving customer behaviours and expectations," Tata Starbucks CEO Navin Gurnaney said. Tata Starbucks has also introduced new safety and hygiene measures inside stores, which includes mandatory temperature checks and facial coverings for customers, employee-partners and delivery personnel besides elevated cleaning and sanitising protocols.

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‘Tata is running Starbucks, not going anywhere’: Netizens react after company refutes exit rumours
2 weeks, 6 days ago

‘Tata is running Starbucks, not going anywhere’: Netizens react after company refutes exit rumours

Live Mint  

Starbucks will continue operations in India as stated by Tata Consumer Products, bringing a pause to the speculation about the coffee giant's exit from India. Denying reports that American coffee giant Starbucks will close operations in India, joint venture partner Tata Consumer Products issued a statement. Tata’s relationship with Starbucks stands strong with shared values and commitment to India,” Tata …

No, Starbucks is not going anywhere. Coffee chain says ‘fully committed to Indian market’
2 weeks, 6 days ago

No, Starbucks is not going anywhere. Coffee chain says ‘fully committed to Indian market’

Hindustan Times  

Tata Consumer Products has denied a report suggesting American coffee chain Starbucks could exit India soon due to rising losses and high operating costs. In letters to three major Indian stock exchanges, Tata Consumer Products called the report “baseless.” A recent report suggested that Starbucks could soon exit India due to widening losses. Published with the headline “Starbucks to Exit …

Is Starbucks shutting shop in India? India JV partner Tata Consumer answers
3 weeks ago

Is Starbucks shutting shop in India? India JV partner Tata Consumer answers

Live Mint  

Is the American coffee giant Starbucks planning to shut shop in India? Tata Consumer CEO Sunil D'Souza told Reuters, “We will calibrate for the short term — maybe instead of opening 100, we will open 80 now, and next year we will open 120 instead of 100. Tata Starbucks is still focused on reaching its 2028 goal to operate 1,000 …

Tata Consumer dismisses reports of Starbucks exiting India as baseless
3 weeks ago

Tata Consumer dismisses reports of Starbucks exiting India as baseless

India Today  

Tata Consumer has responded to reports that claimed that Starbucks is exiting India due to high costs and mounting losses. In a stock exchange filing, the company said, “This is with reference to the news article titled - “Starbucks to Exit India Due to High Costs, Bad Taste, and Mounting Losses”. The Company would like to state that the information …

India’s Tata faces pressure in Starbucks joint venture as consumers cut back
3 weeks, 2 days ago

India’s Tata faces pressure in Starbucks joint venture as consumers cut back

Live Mint  

By Praveen Paramasivam -India's Tata Consumer Products will push back plans for some new Starbucks store openings until later in its existing schedule as fewer customers are walking into its cafes in the world's most populous country, its top boss said on Monday. "We will calibrate for the short term — maybe instead of opening 100, we will open 80 …

More Sharpies, fewer customizations: How Starbucks aims to reclaim its identity
1 month, 4 weeks ago

More Sharpies, fewer customizations: How Starbucks aims to reclaim its identity

Salon  

In early September, just days after Brian Niccol had stepped into his role as the new chief executive officer at Starbucks, he published an open letter addressed to all the coffee chain’s partners, customers and stakeholders acknowledging two major truths about the brand: The first is that Starbucks, with its nearly 16,500 United States locations, is “woven into the fabric …

Starbucks lowers guidance, promises new drinks and deals after customer traffic fell in weak Q2
8 months, 1 week ago

Starbucks lowers guidance, promises new drinks and deals after customer traffic fell in weak Q2

Associated Press  

Starbucks lowered expectations for its full-year sales and profit Tuesday after a disastrous quarter that saw a slowdown in store visits across the world. In China, Starbucks said the post-COVID recovery has been choppy, and it’s Starbucks is also facing ongoing boycott of its stores for its perceived support of Israel in the war in Gaza. Narasimhan said Starbucks will …

Starbucks will permanently close 16 of its stores in woke cities across the US
2 years, 5 months ago

Starbucks will permanently close 16 of its stores in woke cities across the US

Daily Mail  

Starbucks is shuttering more than a dozen stores due to reports of rife drug use and disturbances by brazen members of the public at the popular cafés. Pictured is a shuttered store in Portland, Oregon - one of the cities that will see closures - that was ransacked by looters in 2021 The reported disruptions include drug use by paying …

Starbucks to close six Los Angeles-area stores it calls ‘unsafe to continue to operate’
2 years, 5 months ago

Starbucks to close six Los Angeles-area stores it calls ‘unsafe to continue to operate’

LA Times  

Starbucks plans to close six stores in the Los Angeles area and 10 locations in other major cities because of what it says are safety issues including drug use and threatening behavior. Starbucks plans to close six stores in the Los Angeles area and 10 locations in other major cities because of what it says are safety issues, including drug …

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