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A Starbucks barista from Midland, Texas was attacked after asking a customer to wear a face mask in the store, police say.

Starbucks said "more must be done to create welcoming and inclusive online communities."

A GoFundMe account has raised more than $100,000 for a San Diego Starbucks employee skewered on social media by a customer who walked when he asked her about wearing a mask.

With meat supply chain issues as a result of the coronavirus, plant-based food producers like Impossible Foods continue to scale

The sandwich will have imitation sausage from Impossible Foods

The company, which has publicly supported the movement following the death of George Floyd, is partnering with the Starbucks Black Partner Network and Black Starbucks leaders to make 250,000 shirts affirming its support available to its company-operated partners in North America.

Starbucks took a virus-related revenue hit potentially exceeding $3 billion in its third quarter.

Hundreds of Starbucks stores are getting new customer service options or formats over the next 18 months.

Grant recipients were nominated by Starbucks partners with input from civil rights leaders.

Starbucks stores in several cities, including Seattle, Los Angeles and Philadelphia, were looted or damaged in recent days.

Starbucks CEO Kevin Johnson reached out to employee partners in a memo over the weekend as tensions escalated across the nation.

Landlords are not happy with Starbuck's rent relief relief request in the height of the coronavirus.

Workers who choose to enter the program will have their health care premiums covered in full by Starbucks through Sept. 30.

The new Iced Guava Passionfruit Drink will join other seasonal items on the menu this summer as the coffee giant continues to reopen stores under modified operations and hours.

A growing number of national restaurant chains are asking for rent reductions, even as businesses start to reopen, and landlords are privately fuming over such requests.

Starbucks is seeking rent breaks as it ramps up U.S. store reopening following weeks of limited operation.

Luckin Coffee has fired its CEO and COO after its fraud scandal.

The coffee giant hopes to have upwards of 90 percent of its stores open to the public by early June, under modified operations and hours.

The company is implementing what it calls a "monitor and adapt" phase where it will reopen various cafes with numerous safety precautions in place.

Some essential businesses operating in the outbreak have employed safety measures including regular health screenings and requiring workers to wear face masks.