Starbucks’ new Chairman and CEO Brian Niccol wants customers to get their orders hand-delivered by a barista in four minutes or less, a goal that will be central as he tries to reinvigorate the company’s sagging sales

Starbucks announced it will no longer charge extra fees for customizing beverages with nondairy milk options at U.S. and Canada stores.

Starbucks CEO plans to simplify the menu, return to community coffeehouses, and create better opportunities for baristas.

It’s been a disappointing start to Pumpkin Spice Latte season for Starbucks

Why the new Starbucks CEO will scale back on promotions to help reduce strain on staff and elevate the brand's premium presence.

The company’s new CEO is cutting back on promotional offers in hopes of repositioning Starbucks back to a premium brand while also reducing strain on employees.

The new CEO of Starbucks Brian Niccols penned a letter to customers and employees about his plans for the future of the coffee brand.

Starbucks is one of many businesses impacted by the global IT issues from CrowdStrike outage and the coffee chain alerted customers the app orders are still down.

Good news for travelers as Starbucks announced a new external rewards partnership with Marriott Bonvoy to earn more points.

With its “pairings menu,” Starbucks is offering a combination of hot or iced coffee or tea with a croissant for $5 or a hot breakfast sandwich for $6.

All the new Starbucks summer menu items from Berry Refreshers to Pineapple Cloud Cake, plus in-app discounts for the loyalty rewards members.

Starbucks' shares have plummeted about 17% in value since last week as sales slump.

ABC News business reporter Alexis Christoforous breaks down national business headlines.

Starbucks unveiled three new spicy drinks along with a new spicy foam to add a fiery test to spring.

Starbucks has created Oleato, a new lineup of coffee drinks infused with premium Sicilian olive oil.

Starbucks will become the first nationwide coffee retailer to accept reusable cups for both drive-thru and mobile orders.

Customers will save 10 cents when using a reusable cup and will earn more stars in the company's rewards program.

Thousands of Starbucks employees at hundreds of stores are walking off the job, the union says.

Thousands of Starbucks employees nationwide are set to walk off the job on Thursday, coinciding with Red Cup Day, one of the company’s biggest days of the year.

Thousands of employees at hundreds of stores will walk off the job, union says.

Thousands of unionized workers from hundreds of locations across the country are planning to walk off the job on Thursday in what they are calling the “Red Cup Rebellion.”

The announcement arrives amid a union campaign at Starbucks stores nationwide.

Starbucks said it will also reduce the minimum number of days an employee must work in order to qualify for paid vacation benefits.

Over 150 companies have released statements condemning the initial Hamas attack.

Over 150 companies have released statements condemning the initial Hamas attack.

In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, ABC News' Melissa Adan speaks with Philadelphia artist Manuela Guillen whose colorful designs are featured at Starbucks across the country.

KaleJunkie creator Nicole Keshishian Modic shows her recipe that's a dupe for Starbucks' popular apple crisp fall drinks.

A contact-free method of checkout that uses geolocation to identify the customer in the drive-thru lane.

A New Jersey federal judge has ordered Starbucks to pay a former employee who was awarded $25.6 million in a wrongful termination suit an extra $2.7 million in damages.

Striking Starbucks workers claim that some cafes are not allowing workers to put up Pride decorations.

More than 3,000 Starbucks workers said they are set to strike over company policies regarding pride celebrations, calling the walkout “strike with pride."

Shannon Phillips received $25.6 million in damages after a six-day trial.

A New Jersey jury unanimously sided with Shannon Phillips, claiming “her race was a determinative factor” in Starbucks’ decision to fire her in 2018.

Former CEO Howard Schultz was grilled before a Senate committee Monday over allegations the corporation led an "illegal union-busting campaign" against its workers — a claim Schultz denies.

The former CEO of Starbucks defended allegations of union busting during a Senate hearing.

Former Starbucks CEO Howard Schulz addressed questions from the Senate HELP committee on allegations of anti-union policies and labor law violations at the company.

ABC News’ Jay O’Brien reports from Capitol Hill, where Starbucks’ former CEO Howard Schultz was grilled on the company’s tactics at locations attempting to unionize.

Howard Schultz faced sharp criticism over Starbucks' response to a union wave.

A federal judge ruled Starbucks had violated federal law hundreds of times at 21 stores in the Buffalo, New York, area in an attempt to halt unionizing efforts.

Howard Schultz will appear on Wednesday before a Senate committee to face questioning from Sen. Bernie Sanders over the company's response to a unionization push.

Howard Schultz will testify Wednesday before Bernie Sanders' Senate committee about Starbucks and its employees' unionization push

The chain will serve the drinks in select U.S. stores and ABC News chief medical correspondent Dr. Jennifer Ashton breaks down the wildly popular fortified foods trend.

Starbucks announced its new winter menu and merchandise, including a pistachio cream cold brew.

The three-day strike which began Friday is part of an effort to get more Starbucks stores to unionize.

The so-called Red Cup Rebellion is the biggest coordinated national action by unionized Starbucks stores.

Starbucks celebrates the 25th anniversary of its red holiday cups and the 20th year of peppermint mocha, and introduces a new pistachio swirl pastry.

Customers who purchased Starbucks espresso bottles from certain states are asked to return the beverage over contamination concerns.

New York City is suing Starbucks over allegations the coffee corporation unlawfully fired a Queens barista who had been involved in unionization efforts, a city agency announced Friday.

New York City is suing Starbucks over its firing of a unionizing barista.

Starbucks is closing 16 locations in five U.S. cities, citing safety concerns, and is working to improve its "Third Place" policy.