The subject of coffee has come up more than once in the Tom’s Guide offices of late. Last weekend, in honor of National ...

At Starbucks, a new line of Halloween drinkware is now available for purchase at participating stores in Canada for a limited ...

In keeping with the season, it was announced on Friday the 13th that Starbucks' new line of Halloween drinkware would hit ...

Starbucks' Halloween drop features new cups, including glow-in-the-dark designs, skeleton shaped mugs and an extraterrestrial ...

A Starbucks location that has for decades served as a stalwart landmark in one of Toronto's busiest areas is shuttering permanently in the coming days, marking the sudden end of an era.

Yesterday, new Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol published an open letter to employees, customers, and stakeholders. He lamented the company’s current position, and outlined his plans to turn around.

Starbucks has been on the decline, with shrinking sales as it moved from a traditional sit-down coffee shop into one where people place orders on their phones and grab a drink from the counter ...