SBUX - Starbucks Corporation

NasdaqGS - NasdaqGS Real Time Price. Currency in USD
56.96
-0.38 (-0.66%)
At close: 4:00PM EDT

57.10 +0.14 (0.25%)
After hours: 6:22PM EDT

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Previous Close57.34
Open57.50
Bid56.93 x 1200
Ask57.10 x 2200
Day's Range56.91 - 57.62
52 Week Range52.58 - 64.87
Volume5,330,908
Avg. Volume8,395,966
Market Cap78.605B
Beta0.51
PE Ratio (TTM)18.89
EPS (TTM)3.02
Earnings DateJul 26, 2018
Forward Dividend & Yield1.20 (2.10%)
Ex-Dividend Date2018-05-09
1y Target Est63.85
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  • Barrons.com7 hours ago

    Starbucks Wins the Cup for In-Store Mobile Payments, Apple in Second

    Starbucks (SBUX) is winning the in-store mobile-payments war, beating tech heavyweights Apple, Google, and Samsung Electronics at their own game. The cafe chain's mobile-payment service will be used by 23.4 million Americans this year, edging Apple (AAPL), with 22 million. Alphabet's (GOOGL) Google unit, with 11.1 million users, and Samsung  (South Korea: 005930), with 9.9 million, lag far behind, according to an eMarketer report released today.

  • The surprising company beating Apple and Google in mobile payments
    Quartz10 hours ago

    The surprising company beating Apple and Google in mobile payments

    Tech giants Google, Apple, and Samsung are racing to become the mobile-payment platform of choice worldwide. But for now, the king of the category is a coffee company: Starbucks. More than 23.4 million people will open the Starbucks app to pay for their coffee or tea at least once every six months in 2018, according…

  • CNBC14 hours ago

    You don't have to buy a coffee to sit at Starbucks, but you still can't nap there

    Starbucks clarified its guest policy saying that employees have been instructed on how to deal with customers who are disruptive, smoke or use drugs or alcohol or sleep inside the cafes.

  • Market Exclusive15 hours ago

    Market Rundown – Mixed Trade War Signals, Starbucks Clarifies, Comcast Going British, Italy Exasperates Brussels

    Trade War Back On Already? Yesterday, futures were way up in the early morning and strength followed through for the whole day, with the S&P 500 (^GSPC) ending up 20 points and the Dow Jones (^DJI) up almost 300 on the back of news that the trade war between the United States and China was […] The post Market Rundown – Mixed Trade War Signals, Starbucks Clarifies, Comcast Going British, Italy Exasperates Brussels appeared first on Market Exclusive.

  • Fortune18 hours ago

    Walmart and Dunkin’ Donuts Gaining on Apple Pay and Samsung Pay, But Starbucks Is Tops

    Retailers can offer rewards that smartphone apps can't match.

  • Coffee Waste Is Now Fetching a 480% Premium Over Coffee Itself
    Bloomberg18 hours ago

    Coffee Waste Is Now Fetching a 480% Premium Over Coffee Itself

    Aida Batlle grows coffee on her family’s farm in the hills surrounding El Salvador’s Santa Ana Volcano. More than a decade later, coffee husk—or, as it’s better known, cascara—is having a moment. Starbucks Corp. recently introduced new drinks in the U.S. and Canada sweetened with cascara syrup, and offers a sugar topping made from the husk.

  • The Wall Street Journal23 hours ago

    [$$] Starbucks Says Drug Use, Sleeping Unacceptable as It Clarifies Guest Policy

    Starbucks Corp. tried to dig itself out of controversy Monday by attempting to clarify a policy toward nonpaying guests that generated an onslaught of weekend criticism. On Monday, Starbucks revealed more about the policy, telling The Wall Street Journal that employees now have detailed instructions on what to do if someone is behaving in a disruptive manner, such as smoking, using drugs or alcohol, using restrooms improperly or sleeping. At issue, in essence, is whether Starbucks views itself as a business that caters to customers, or a quasi-public place generally welcome to all.

  • Starbucks Revamps its Policies
    Bloombergyesterday

    Starbucks Revamps its Policies

    Starbucks has revamped its customer policies after the arrest of 2 black men at a Philadelphia café last month sparked outrage #tictocnews https://bloom.bg/2IWZUYn (Source: Bloomberg)

  • Starbucks Changes Its Customer Policies After Furor Over Arrests
    Bloombergyesterday

    Starbucks Changes Its Customer Policies After Furor Over Arrests

    Starbucks Corp. is revamping its customer policies following the arrests of two black men at a Philadelphia cafe last month. Anyone can now sit in a Starbucks store or patio or use the bathroom without buying anything, the company said in a statement on its website. If there’s an immediate threat of danger, such as the use of illegal drugs or physical assault, staff should call 911, the company said in an employee guide.

  • New Starbucks Policy: No Purchase Necessary to Hang in Our Stores
    InvestorPlaceyesterday

    New Starbucks Policy: No Purchase Necessary to Hang in Our Stores

    The letter says that employees are to treat all guests in its stores, on its patios and in the rest of its establishment as if they are customers. This is a change over the previous policy that Starbucks had when it came to guests just sitting around in its stores. It also says that store managers can still call police on disruptive or dangerous customers, reports CNNMoney.

  • Starbucks now says anyone can use its bathrooms, whether they buy anything or not
    Quartz2 days ago

    Starbucks now says anyone can use its bathrooms, whether they buy anything or not

    Anyone who enters a Starbucks is now considered a customer, regardless if they buy anything, and are free to use the restrooms. Starbucks announced the new policy in a letter to employees Saturday, saying that “any person who enters our spaces, including patios, cafes and restrooms, regardless of whether they make a purchase, is considered…

  • The Wall Street Journal2 days ago

    [$$] Starbucks Restrooms Open for All Visitors

    Starbucks Corp. said Saturday it is creating an official policy that allows all guests to use its cafes, including its restrooms, whether or not they make a purchase. The policy comes a month after a Philadelphia manager called the police in April about two black men who asked to use the bathroom without purchasing anything and then allegedly refused to leave the cafe when asked. Starbucks baristas and store managers have long found the coffee company’s guidelines on how to treat lingering nonpaying guests vague at best.

  • The Wall Street Journal2 days ago

    Stocks to Watch: GE, Qualcomm, Facebook, Starbucks, United Technologies, Tesla, Snap

    Among the companies with shares expected to trade actively in Monday's session are General Electric, Qualcomm, Starbucks, United Technologies, Tesla and Snap.

  • Starbucks announces new bathroom policy weeks after arrests in Rittenhouse store
    American City Business Journals2 days ago

    Starbucks announces new bathroom policy weeks after arrests in Rittenhouse store

    Starbucks leaders said its previous policies were "loose and ambiguous," according to an Associated Press report, and gave too much discretion to local store managers.

  • InvestorPlace2 days ago

    Look Here for Safe High-Yield Investments and Guaranteed Returns

    When volatility picks up, investors flock to safety. It’s not a recent investment thesis or one derived from algorithmic trading. It’s a long-time reaction that’s generally driven by human psychology. As fears rise, investors first seek cash and then look for safe high-yield investments.

  • Fortune3 days ago

    Starbucks’ New Policy: Treat Even Nonpaying Guests Like Customers

    The new policy may help the company avoid future racial profiling incidents.

  • New Starbucks policy: No purchase needed to sit in cafes
    Associated Press3 days ago

    New Starbucks policy: No purchase needed to sit in cafes

    Starbucks announced a new policy Saturday that allows anyone to sit in its cafes or use its restrooms, even if they don't buy anything. The new policy comes five weeks after two black men who hadn't bought anything were arrested at a Philadelphia Starbucks. Company executives have said its previous policies were loose and ambiguous, leaving decisions on whether people could sit in its stores or use the restroom up to store managers.

  • NOT REAL NEWS: A look at what didn't happen this week
    Associated Press4 days ago

    NOT REAL NEWS: A look at what didn't happen this week

    A roundup of some of the most popular but completely untrue headlines of the week. None of these stories is legit, even though they were shared widely on social media. The Associated Press checked these out. Here are the real facts:

  • Investopedia4 days ago

    Big Warning Signs for Starbucks Stock

    Starbucks Corp.'s ( SBUX) is one of the great corporate growth stories of the past decade. Once a fast-growth company, Starbucks' same-store sales are steadily slowing while its supposed growth market of the future—Asia—is putting up unimpressive growth numbers.

  • Motley Fool5 days ago

    Tencent Takes Gaming By Storm

    With over 1 billion users, China’s biggest social network and video game company continues to knock it out of the park.

  • With coffee beans at risk, Starbucks looks long with farmers on sustainability
    American City Business Journals5 days ago

    With coffee beans at risk, Starbucks looks long with farmers on sustainability

    Starbucks has invested $100 million to support its 380,000 farmers in 30 countries around the world.

  • Motley Fool5 days ago

    Here's Why Disney's Outperformance Didn't Quell Investors' Anxiety

    Every segment of the media giant beat its targets for the first quarter, but two key issues hang over the House of Mouse.

  • Starbucks changes its bathroom policy, starts "racial bias" training
    CBS News Videos10 hours ago

    Starbucks changes its bathroom policy, starts "racial bias" training

    Starbucks has announced changes to its bathroom policy and plans "racial bias" training for staff after two black men were arrested while sitting in a Starbucks last month. Dr. Tanisha Ford, associate professor of Africana Studies and History at the University of Delaware, joins CBSN to talk about what the training next week will look like and how companies can combat racial bias.

  • The Midday Rundown: May 21, 2018
    CNBC Videosyesterday

    The Midday Rundown: May 21, 2018

    CNBC brings you fast, accurate, and actionable business news and market updates.

  • Starbucks apologizes for racial slur, PayPal makes a major move, Ford F-150 production restarts
    Yahoo Finance Video5 days ago

    Starbucks apologizes for racial slur, PayPal makes a major move, Ford F-150 production restarts

    Starbucks, PayPal, Ford, Xerox, Fujifilm and Uber are the companies to watch.