Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol is tracking down Sharpies for an old company tradition.

One of the most recent—and notable—changes is that the company intends to bring back a “human touch” by writing customer ...

Starbucks discontinued the practice of handwriting orders and names on cups in 2020, during the height of the pandemic.

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Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol said the coffee chain plans to buy roughly 200,000 Sharpie markers as part of his plan to take the ...

But the comeback is going to take some supplies. “The number I heard was something like close to 200,000 Sharpies we’ve got ...

Unfortunately it’s not as simple as going to Staples and picking up some Sharpies,” Niccol said. “That’s the power of our ...

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Faced with declining sales, Starbucks has a comeback plan that involves several changes to stores and menus. Here's a look at ...

The shelter is asking for $50 worth of rated G or PG movies, word search books, coloring books, colored pencils or Sharpies.

To get a sense of how granular Brian Niccol’s plan for Starbucks’ dives, the company soon will place Sharpies back in the ...

Last week, Brian Niccol, the CEO of the coffee conglomerate, announced that Starbucks baristas would once again write ...