"It’s clear Back to Starbucks is the right plan," Chief Executive Brian Niccol said during an earnings call with analysts.

In the midst of a headline-grabbing turnaround effort, the coffee boss insisted that things are moving faster than expected.

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Starbucks shares rose about 3% in early trading on Wednesday as the coffee chain's strong quarterly sales signaled CEO Brian ...

International sales were flat, but China delivered a 2% gain in comparable sales as a 6% jump in transaction volume offset a ...

Starbucks shares climbed in extended trading Tuesday, as CEO Brian Niccol said the company is "ahead of schedule" on its ...

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Evercore ISI Group analyst David Palmer maintained an Outperform rating and increased the price target from $95 to $105 on ...

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Starbucks shares are up nearly 5% after releasing results and announcing a 'wave of innovation' next year. SoFi Technologies shares, which rose 6.6% on Tuesday following well-received earnings, are ...