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Starbucks unveils Christmas 2022 menu with new festive treats and returning favourites

New additions to the menu include the Praline Cookie Hot Chocolate, the Pigs Under Blanket Roll, and the Toffee Nut Muffin

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Starbucks’ holiday menu is back, with new coffees such as the Toffee Nut Cream Cold Brew

New toffee nut and praline drinks join a Pigs Under Blanket Roll, along with traditional winter favourites

Evening Standard

Starbucks unveils Christmas 2022 menu - with brand new hot chocolate and festive cups

Starbucks has unveiled its holiday menu for 2022, which includes the new Toffee Nut Cream Cold Brew and Praline Cookie Hot Chocolate, plus a number of seasonal favourites

Daily Mirror

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Starbucks' expanded benefits for nonunion workers is being contested in Seattle hearing

Starbucks' $1 billion commitment to expand benefits for workers at nonunionized stores is under scrutiny this week.

Tribune News Service

Woman throws eight pampered pooches birthday parties and takes them for coffee

A dog lover says she likes to take her eight Staffordshire Bull Terriers for coffee and throw them birthday parties - where they even play games of 'doggy pass the parcel'

Daily Mirror

Starbucks says union broke rules by recording talks in 5 places

Starbucks has filed charges with the National Labor Relations Board alleging union representatives unlawfully recorded bargaining sessions for workers who couldn’t attend, the company said Monday.

Tribune News Service

'I treat my dogs to Starbucks and McDonald's and they enjoy birthday parties'

Bethany Stokoe, from Consett, County Durham, hires out doggy cafes to throw her pampered pets 'barkday parties' on their special day and says she would do anything for her dogs

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Republicans want working-class voters — without actually supporting workers

GOP courts blue collar voters but most favor anti-union ‘right to work’ laws and reject laws that would protect right to organize

The Guardian - US

Boba Guys bubble tea chain faces worker ire, social media backlash

"Join the boba revolution!" is the catchphrase for Boba Guys, a boba chain begun in San Francisco that has developed a cult following for drinks made with organic milk, loose-leaf teas and homemade syrups.

Los Angeles Times

Eat your way through Niagara Falls

Oh, and don't forget to visit the maple syrup tasting room

Salon

Companies lure hourly workers with college tuition perks

More than a dozen companies have launched free or almost-free college programs for their front-line workers over the last decade

The Independent UK

Pumpkin pie spice versus apple pie spice

Pumpkin spice has taken the world by storm (mostly thanks to the PSL craze), but apple pie spice deserves some love

Salon

I tried Starbucks new spooky Frappuccino that's perfect for Halloween

But was the new limited edition beverage a trick, or treat?

Manchester Evening News

Savvy Starbucks fan makes their own Pumpkin Spiced Latte at home for just £1.25

Experts have explained how you can enjoy a steaming mug of classically autumnal Pumpkin Spiced Latte, for almost 70% less of the price you'd pay at your local Starbucks

Daily Mirror

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Salon

The McKrispy "doughnut burger" is nigh

Whether McDonald’s will fully embrace becoming the state fair of drive-thrus remains to be seen

The Independent UK

Illinois takes center stage in battle over union rights vote

With U.S. union ranks swelling as everyone from coffee shop baristas to warehouse workers seeks to organize, Illinois voters will decide next month whether to amend their state constitution to guarantee the right to bargain collectively

Benzinga

Check Out What Whales Are Doing With SBUX

A whale with a lot of money to spend has taken a noticeably bearish stance on Starbucks. Looking at options history for Starbucks (NASDAQ:SBUX) we detected 14 strange trades.

Tribune News Service

Commentary: Starbucks violated our workplace rights

In February, Starbucks fired us for trying to unionize, but our work never stopped. Now, we are known as the Memphis 7. Starbucks’ illegal retaliation against us was meant to make an example of workers who dare to demand better working conditions. Instead, they helped strengthen our movement.

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The Guardian - UK

Beach balls and lime green loos: a brief stop at Britain’s worst services

A survey put the eastbound M62 Hartshead Moor services at the bottom of the pile. Our writer went to find out why

Liverpool Echo

There is only one hot chocolate from Starbucks, Pret A Manger & Costa we'd buy again

We ventured to coffee shop Starbucks, Pret A Manger and Costa to put their hot chocolates to the test

Evening Standard

Man jumps on Starbucks roof and hurls rocks police close road in the Square Mile

The man was filmed hurling stones from the roof of the building on Wallbrook

Manchester Evening News

Costa Coffee slash five menu items to £1 - but only for certain customers

Shoppers can get a tea, bottle of water, kids sandwich, toast or cornflake cake for a quid

The Guardian - US

More workers say Starbucks retaliated for union efforts: ‘I lost everything when they fired me’

US employee rights agency issues growing number of complaints against coffee chain as hundreds of stores try to form unions

Benzinga

Starbucks Whale Trades For October 14

Someone with a lot of money to spend has taken a bearish stance on Starbucks (NASDAQ:SBUX). And retail traders should know. We noticed this today when the big position showed up on publicly available options history that we track here at Benzinga.

Radio France Internationale

French food firm Danone to withdraw from Russian dairy sector

French multinational Danone said Friday it planned to transfer control of its dairy and plant-based business in Russia, retaining only its infant nutrition branch. The company was one of the few multinationals to have remained in Russia after the Ukraine war broke out in February.

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