Wall Street Journal |
Middle-Market Woes Inspire Starbucks's Bet on Luxury Coffee
Wall Street Journal About 25 years ago, Starbucks Corp. decided to become a public company on the bold idea that customers across the country would pay more than $1 for a cup of coffee. Now, Starbucks is betting people will pay as much as $1 an ounce. Howard Schultz … What We Know About Soon-To-Be Starbucks CEO Kevin JohnsonBenzinga Bad News for Starbucks: Why Howard Schultz's Stepping Down Is a Complete DisasterInc.com Howard Schultz's Crowning Achievement as Starbucks CEOeMarketer Dothan First –Investopedia –Trefis –Loyalty360 all 39 news articles » |
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Amazon Working on Several Grocery-Store Formats, Could Open More Than 2000 Locations
Wall Street Journal Amazon.com Inc. unveiled Monday its first small-format grocery store, Amazon Go, one of at least three brick-and-mortar formats the online retail giant is exploring as it makes a play for an area of shopping that remains stubbornly in-store. Two of the … How Amazon Plans to Totally Reinvent Grocery ShoppingTIME How 'Amazon Go' works: The technology behind the online retailer's groundbreaking new grocery storeGeekWire Amazon's new grocery store is missing one of the most important things about its businessBusiness Insider CNBC –The Verge –New York Times –Bloomberg all 295 news articles » |
Wall Street Journal |
Italy Votes in Landmark Referendum
Wall Street Journal ROME—Italians went to the polls Sunday in a pivotal referendum that pits the country's center-left prime minister, Matteo Renzi, against a surging populist movement. The ballot, on proposed changes to the country's constitution, is effectively a vote … Italy referendum: PM Renzi's future in the balanceBBC News This is what Italians are actually voting on in Sunday's crucial referendumBusiness Insider Italians Vote in Referendum; Renzi Vows to Quit if He LosesNew York Times Reuters –TheStreet.com –American Thinker (blog) –The Guardian all 480 news articles » |
Business Insider |
No price like home: Big spenders reappear in China
Business Insider SHANGHAI/BEIJING (Reuters) – China's wealthiest shoppers are spending at home again, roused from a three-year slumber by a weaker yuan, lower prices and a crackdown on overseas sales agents – a welcome boost for the world's luxury brands. |
CNN |
The Latest: Stein changes strategy in Pennsylvania recount
Washington Post HARRISBURG, Pa. — The Latest on the Green Party's effort to force a statewide recount of the Nov. 8 presidential election in Pennsylvania: (all times local):. 11:45 p.m.. The Green Party says it's switching strategy in its bid to force a statewide … Jill Stein's effort to force statewide recount of Donald Trump Pennsylvania victory endsAL.com Jill Stein drops bid for statewide recount in PennsylvaniaWHIO Trump Campaign and GOP Allies in Full Legal Panic as Recounts Could Create Electoral College CrisisAlterNet |
KHOU.com |
Start-up CEO Sacks resigns; report says Trump team next
KHOU.com SAN FRANCISCO — Zenefits CEO David Sacks is stepping down amid speculation that he has been tapped by billionaire technology investor Peter Thiel to assist president-elect Donald Trump. In a memo to Zenefits staff, Sacks said late Friday he would … How GE Healthcare is using magnets to cut down on liquid heliumFast Company David Sacks Stepping Down as Zenefits CEOWall Street Journal Zenefits CEO tells staff he will quit postThe Mercury News New York Times –Fortune –BuzzFeed News –VentureBeat all 14 news articles » |
