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Several customers at Starbucks?? branch in the Garage shopping center on JFK Street said they supported the council’s gesture...
...Broadway Starbucks??situated next to Broadway Market—a tall hot chocolate is $2.75, a grande is $3, and a venti...
...means of reform. For it to be successful, it must take the form of collective action—while individual protest may do little to affect a corporation’s practices, an organized, widespread boycott can have a major impact, as shown by the public campaign that triggered Starbucks?? shift to “fair trade” coffee...
...public company—unlike Keeper Springs or Newman’s Own—Starbucks has shareholders to answer to when it comes to giving away profits. But Starbucks?? shareholders might actually support bigger donations, especially given their history of approving other socially responsible policies. Starbucks has led the industry with its efforts to promote Fair Trade Coffee and organic and shade grown coffee. Starbucks also generously gives even part-time employees health care, which is a big commitment given the rising costs of insurance...
Bartle vouches for Starbucks?? President and CEO Jim Donald, saying he’s a great guy and a true believer in the mission of doing good while making money. Perhaps, then, Mr. Donald will see the problem with donating so little of the Ethos profits when charity is the central concept of the brand. Starbucks customers are smart enough to know that a nickel is nothing on a bottle of water that costs almost two dollars...