| STARBUCKS (NASDAQ:SBUX) Delayed : | |||||
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| Previous Close | $21.53 | 52 Week High | $22.07 | ||
| Open | $21.33 | 52 Week Low | $7.06 | ||
| Day High | $21.72 | P/E | 41.17 | ||
| Day Low | $21.20 | EPS | $0.52 | ||
| Volume | 6,476,014 | ||||
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Starbucks Corporation engages in the purchase, roasting, and sale of whole bean coffees worldwide. It offers brewed coffees, Italian-style espresso beverages, cold blended beverages, various complementary food items, coffee-related accessories and equipment, a selection of premium teas, and a line of compact discs, through its retail ...more
Howard D. Schultz - Founder/Chairman
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on Sep 30, 2009
at 12:14 PM yum brands Love KFC's new roasted chicken product.
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on Jun 12, 2009
at 01:55 PM "DNDN" It's not to "LATE" to remove you're "SELL" on Dendreon. A sign of a good analysts is one who admits when he's wrong. Randy
Article: McAdams Wright Regan adds Starbucks (SBUX) to its Focus List
on Sep 29, 2008
at 01:22 PM Starbucks - Expectations The Barron's article seems to be optimistic in its conclusions. Lets look at some realities. 1. Little evidence of customer calls for healthy food choices at Starbucks. The health food kick the company is embarking on is driven by Shultz and one of his fledgling venture capital investments that created the menus for the new food products. 2. Some of the store closures are still costing money as leases are still having to be paid for at some locations until final exit costs can be resolved with property owners. 3. With increasing concerns over the drive by some areas to unionize, notably the Twin Cities and NY areas, what does this say about staff morale and Starbucks labor practices. History shows that contented / valued employees don't seek union protection or collective bargaining power. Poor pay or as is common in Starbucks, insufficient hours to generate a living wage are major contributors to unionization. Add to this poor skills at store manager level and district manager level, then core employees feel often that they have little choice but to seek external help. 4. The upcoming conference will be interesting. Will store managers leave fired up to motivate their teams, or leave further demoralized by unrealistic targets and further costs being heaped upon their store budgets? How much listening do the senior people really do at these events to the concerns of employees? How many store managers feel they can speak-up openly and freely without fear of loosing their jobs? Its often been written that Shultz does not take kindly to criticism (offends his ego), but more rational folks accept feedback as a gift, an opportunity to learn, understand and create from. But, we'll have to wait and see once the conference is over what outcomes there are. We've seen a significant about face from Shultz over hot food, protestations over getting back to "the Starbucks roots" but no real evidence of that happening, so where is Starbucks going?
Article: Street Expectations for Starbucks (SBUX) Are Very Low, Despite Recent Initiatives -Barron's
on Sep 13, 2008
at 06:00 AM Green Tea It's nice blog.Green Mountain sells a variety of coffees through supermarkets, specialty retailers, and direct-to-consumer channels and it's the leader in the fast-growing "single-cup" market with its Keurig machines.
Article: Barron's Bearish On Green Mountain Coffee Roasters (GMCR)