Starbucks

That would depend on your indention of a 'culture'. Certainly from my viewpoint Starbucks is a business providing a service to people and not a culture. It is also a business that seems not to pay the taxes that some of its customers would expect it to. It may therefore find that it is no longer popular with these customers.

Starbucks gift cards are reloadable. So to reload your card you may simply add 25 dollars to the card so that your daughter has the card with money on it.

the same, Starbucks - but there are much less of them in France, only a handful.

Frappuccinos are a great source of calcium and technically, anything is healthy in moderation. However, they aren't that great for you. If you are going to drink them, get a tall without whipped cream and with skim or soy milk. Small changes like that can cut out a chunk of calories.

Because it's popular! Also it helps the companys image, to care about the community and the inviorment! Those are positive standpoints that define the companys self portrail! It's important how you look on the outside! In the end it's all about sales!

Cofee Base... (non-seasonal)

tall- P125

Grande- 135

Venti- 150

She orders a white chocolate mocha with no whipped cream

Starbucks is so popular because they came up with a product that many people wanted. They continue to be popular because people like the product and feel it is worth getting. Other coffee companies have followed, but Starbucks is still very popular.

With the Starbucks loyalty card you earn a star for every purchase you make whether you use a Starbucks card, registered debit/ credit card or you use the mobile app. Once you have enough stars you can redeem them for free coffee, free food, free refills and so much more.

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I guess it depends on demand and supply! ... simple equation ...More demand, less supply = High Price, and vice verse

Starbucks started in Seattle, Washington. In the United States.

There is a long, involved history of how the logo was developed. Be sure to read the story of how the Starbucks siren became less naughty, here:

http://www.deadprogrammer.com/starbucks-logo-mermaid

The wikipedia article will tell you briefly about how the mermaid lost her tail and her navel and chest were "cleaned up" because of an embarrassed elementary school principal. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Starbucks

Starbucks wants to sell the store to a person named a person... =-)

The two-tailed siren depicted on the logo is a

creature of strength and power, and is common in medieval adventure tales

siren: mystical creature with wings (Always a women) who is set on stealing the souls of helpless victims the symbol is a half siren half mermaid

You can find different types of espresso Kcups, you just need to choose the right Kcup. It is not traditional espresso brewed with espresso machine, but it has very similar taste and aroma. It is a good option.

A box of coffee will cost $12.

i work for Starbucks vanilla, sugar free vanilla, caramel, sf caramel, hazelnut, sf hazelnut, cinnamon dolce, sf cinnamon dolce, toffee nut, juicy raspberry, peppermint, classic, melon, sf mocha

This answer is you do not. Starbucks Corporation is owned by its partners and shareholders. All Starbucks cafes are either owned and managed directly by the corporation or in the cases the brand is licensed out to a third party - eg. Safeway, Airports, some hospitals.

Starbucks made a decision early on never to franchise to maintain quality control and so as not to erode the brand.

a shopping mall :D

As of July 1, 2009, Strarbucks is in 49 countries.

A service crew is a group of people that directly serve a customer. This might be in a hotel or restaurant. A service crew must be upbeat, attentive, and fast. You must ensure that the customers are satisfied with your service and their experience at your establishment.

Caffeine is a conspiracy theory.