Green Mountain Coffee Roasters ( GMCR +0.6% ) moves higher after sitting in negative territory most of the day following comments from Starbucks ( SBUX +1.7% ) CEO Howard Schultz aired on CNBC ( video ) that the two companies can "co-exist." Post your comment!
Starbucks ( SBX -1.3% ) CEO Howard Schultz tells employees in a leaked internal e-mail that the company will sell two new types of K-Cup packs after seeing strong sales …
… that two high-profile board members would be replaced with AmEx and Deloitte execs. The departure of Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz particularly bothered many investors, given his consumer retail experience. Perhaps another town hall meeting is …
(Reuters) - Groupon Inc appointed two new directors on Monday and said Starbucks Corp Chief Executive Howard Schultz and venture capitalist Kevin Efrusy were leaving the board as the company tries...
… Street Breakfast Editors submit: Top Stories Groupon board undergoes shakeup . Starbucks ( SBUX ) Chairman and CEO Howard Schultz and Accel Partners' Kevin Efrusy are stepping down from Groupon's ( GRPN ) board and will be replaced by Daniel …
(Reuters) - Groupon Inc appointed two new directors on Monday and said Starbucks Corp Chief Executive Howard Schultz and venture capitalist Kevin Efrusy were leaving the board as the company tries...
April 30 (Reuters) - Groupon Inc appointed two new directors on Monday and said Starbucks Corp Chief Executive Howard Schultz and venture capitalist Kevin Efrusy were leaving the board as the company tries to address criticism of its accounting practices.
April 30 (Reuters) - Groupon Inc has appointed two directors to replace Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz and venture capitalist Kevin Efrusy on its board, in an apparent attempt to address growing criticism over its accounting practices.
Howard Schultz and Kevin Efrusy are stepping down from the Groupon ( GRPN ) board, reports AllThingsD, citing sources. Schultz's departure is to be immediate, while Efrusy will not stand for re-election in June. Shares -9.8% . 1 comment!
… and cost involved. Taking insourced business represents an opportunity--Starbucks SBUX is a prime example. CEO Howard Schultz said it made no sense for Starbucks to be in the software business, which is how Micros won the account and provides …