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Will Starbucks' (SBUX) value-based bets of 2009 -- the "new day" the company has advertised on sweet welcome signs on its store doors, in splashy reveals in New York and Seattle, in glossy ads ...
Starbucks' normalized earnings per share grew at an average rate of 19.9% per year from 2001 until today. That's far faster than what other fast-food outlets like McDonald's ( NYS: MCD ) or Yum!
The history of Starbucks has been a storied one since the company's beginning, and the latest chapter is shaping up to be an exciting one indeed. The company reported earnings last Thursday, and ...
The company reiterated its guidance for full year earnings, [56] and beat consensus expectations of 1.8 percent same-store sales growth, with 2 percent growth. Johnson announced that the company would close some 8000 locations on May 29 for a seminar about racial bias in order to prevent future events similar to those that occurred in Philadelphia.
During his tenure, Starbucks enjoyed record growth, including five straight years of 20%+ annual earnings increases. [9] In 2009, in an effort to reverse its ailing fortunes, Haggen Food & Pharmacy named Donald president and CEO. [citation needed] Within two years Haggen was sold to Comvest Group. The new owners replaced Donald as CEO.
Same-store sales were the big story in Wednesday's fiscal third quarter earnings report, and Starbucks (SBUX) delivered the iced frappuccinos, serving up a 9% increase over the third quarter 2009 ...
On Starbucks' fourth-quarter earnings call, all anyone wanted to know about is how La Boulange pastries, now present in 3,500 stores, are affecting comparable-sales growth. At one point, CEO ...
After last quarter's awesome performance, Starbucks has high expectations to live up to in Q3. Making matters more intense, the stock price is up 17% since the company last reported earnings. So ...