Starbucks

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Starbucks currently operates 20,891 outlets as of September 2013. Of these stores, 13,279 are located in the United States.

TALL

$3.52 GRANDE

$4.05

VENTI

$4.57

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Starbucks sells roughly 4M cups of coffee per day.

If you are considering your "day" as 24 hours, this number comes to 46 cups per second.

If you are considering your "day" as maybe a 16 hour day, this would come to 69 cups per day.

So, it depends but there are 4 million cups sold per day. Divide the day however you want.

On average, a pound of coffee cost around 91 cents. A loaf of bread was 24 cents and a pound of butter was 86 cents.

in 1978- first was a small coffee shop in Seattle WA

Starbucks coffee is typically more expensive then coffee served by other chains. In 1990 if you wanted a cup of Starbucks, chances were you paid about 4 dollars depending on the size and type of drink you ordered.

Yes, they offer chai, black, green, and passion tea.

Yes you can. The value is automatically adjusted using an exchange rate set by Starbucks. The rate is actually quite fair.

A waiter if they are male or a waitress if they are female

I believe that there are 18 Starbuck's in its home town of Seattle, Washington.

I am an ASM in Southern California. The offer was for 29k. Do not be afraid to negotiate, if you know you are able to do the job. I was hired at 32k. Know what you need, and ask for it. If they are looking for you, and you have sold yourself, then they will pay for you. Do not allow yourself to be the status quo.

It varies greatly, based on the size of the latte and the ingredients. A plain will have fewer calories, but adding flavor syrups and extra milk or whipped cream can add on hundreds of additional calories to the drink.

varies.... my drink cost $3.64 USD with a 8.5% sales tax (high, i know.) its the smallest size they have and its an iced white choc mocha no whip. they have a few drinks cheaper and a few more. They have two sizes bigger for hot drinks and now 3 sizes bigger for cold drinks. They also have a kid sized drink that some locations will give out for hot drinks. So basically, anywhere from $1.50-$6.00. They charge you for everything you add.

Latte,Vanilla Latte,Green Tea Latte,Caffe Americano,Cappuccino,Mocha,Caramel Macchiato,Espresso(Solo Espresso&Duppio Espresso),Caramel Coffee Frappuccino,Green Tea Frappuccino,Chocolate Frappuccino,Caffe Misto,etc

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