Starbucks

There are a total of 203 Starbucks in the state of Ohio. Starbucks is a popular coffee restaurant chain that was founded in 1971.

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Depends what size you want. But usually there are $4 -$5.

The amount of sugar in a cup of coffee is in exact proportion to the amount that is placed in it ...

• Non-fat and light soymilk yields about 70calories per cup (0 from fat for non-fat).
• Plain unsweetened soy milk has 80-90 calories per cup.
• Lightly sweetened and vanilla-flavored soy milk hover around 100 calories per cup.
• Other types of enriched soymilk, especially the chocolate-flavored soy milk for kids, can reach up to 120-150 calories per cup or more.

Howard Schultz is the chairman, president and chief executive officer of the Starbucks Corporation.

Around 7 dollar in a bar and 3 dollar in the shop.

on average about 9.60 and hour... yet their 5 CEO's made over 220 million last year, meaning if they would have only paid their CEO's $300,000 then they could have given their 200,000 American employees a 5 dollar and hour raise last year equaling 14.60 an hour.... pretty shiesty huh?

I didn't know Walmart paid people to shop in its stores.

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I work for Wal-Mart. The starting pay various from one store to another. Walmart has management in the stores every so often compare what other similar companies are starting employees out as, and submit it in, then use that as what their starting pay is. Also, walmart a few years ago went to a payscale. Depending on what your job is in the store you may start out more than the starting base pay. Sadly, though at walmart just because you are classified in one job code, definitely doesnt mean you wont be asked to help out in other areas of the store.

I love the 2nd answer where the person pointed out that most store don't pay their customers to shop with them, LOL. Unless your a "secre shopper."

I'm sure the reason given that a paycut was given to a CEO would be what the last person stated if coming from the CEO or walmarts PR dept., but I think most people realize that if walmart cared then a lot of things would be done differently. I'm not saying by far they are the worst company out there, but there is a lot of areas they need to improve treating workers better, but remains ignored over the years, despite knowing about it, especially a lot in the media now a days.

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I agree with the last answer, as another walmart employee I also enjoy the first answer since the One of the 5 CEOs took a huge voluntary pay cut so that walmart didn't have to lay off employees.

By my calculation, assuming those are 200,000 full time employees, the pay increase would only be 55 cents. from $5.15-$8/hour to $5.70-8.55/hour.

That's assuming the average worker there puts in about 2000 hours/year. 218.5 million dollars / (2000 hours * 200,000 people) =~0.55 dollars

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All the calculations are off due to the assumption Walmart employs 200,000 people in the US. According to Walmart, in March 2010 Walmart employed 2.1 million people worldwide, 1.4 million of them in the United States. So...take every number you came up with and divide by seven.

Walmart pays a wage that's competitive with the local market. If your local market's other broad-line retailers (such as Target or Kmart) are paying $12 per hour, Walmart will also pay $12 per hour. If the local market pays minimum wage, so does Walmart.

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As a Walmart associate in Washington State (highest minimum wage state in the US; $9.32 per hour as of Jan 1 2014), my starting pay is $9.75 an hour, which isnt too bad, I've only worked there for 99 days so far, so I can only expect to have higher pay over time.

I believe so, go to starbucks.com and do the store locator type in your store and look at the date you're looking to see if they are opened or not and you just will find it, that's how you do it.

The Starbucks logo is based on a 15th century woodcut depicting a mythical siren. The sirens were half fish, half woman creatures whose beauty and haunting singing were said to lure sailors to their doom. The logo was chosen to "represent the irresistible and seductive quality of the coffee itself."

The Wikipedia article on Starbucks lists a section on "Controversies". Note that not all controversies are about Starbucks being unethical. I won't go into all the details here, but some of the things they have been accused of is of selling unhealthy products, unethical market strategies, and others. I leave it to you to research the details, and decide whether they actually did something unethical.

Yes. Starbucks is a large company that operates in 58 countries with the headquarters, main office and main factories in HICs and smaller offices and most factories located in LICs and that is pretty much the definition of a transnational corporation (TNC). :)

Well a couple years ago Starbucks coffee was at least $1.00. Now an average Starbucks coffee range is $3.00-$6.00!!

no it is not

Macchiato is a bunny from the town of BunniesGalore where the bunnies eat only ice cream. He taste tests the dessert and was killed by Alfalfa, though he reserected by having Espresso kiss him. But it might have been the CPR.

A macchiato is also a delicious espresso with at least two scoops of milk floating on the top of the drink.

The first store was opened in August 2nd 1996 in Ginza, Tokyo. Apparently it is behind the Matsuya Department Store.

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According to research by the National Coffee Association, 56 percent of adults living in the United States drank coffee every day in 2006, about 112 million people. This percentage rose from 53 percent in 2005 and 49 percent in 2004. Another 25 percent have some occasionally. This amounts to nearly $18 billion spent on coffee by Americans yearly.

Regular coffee drinkers in the United States have about three cups daily---that's about 336 million cups of coffee. Nearly 60 percent is consumed during breakfast.

$8.50 an hour and that's if your lucky it could be 7.50 an hour

well if you want to know the cost for a Mocha before labor just including everything that goes in it I can help you a little with that.

Well a Mocha, the way we make it here cost us JUST TO MAKE IT ( this includes cup. whippedcream, lid, syrup, sleeve for cup and espresso and milk)

all together for a 12oz drink it comes to about $2.12

Now keep in mind that this not include the labor for the ppl that make your drink, and the prices vary too because different stores use different products some syrup some powder and some sauces and depending on what you use it may be a little cheaper or a little more. But that is the average cost I figured out

Again this does NOT include labor cost, shipping cost for coffee to be delivered..., or any waste that's usually there when you make a drink...

I hope this helps at least a little

Thank you

There are 2 ways Starbucks can be owned. Either corporate or private. Corporate refers to all the lone standing Starbucks' you see. Corporate Starbucks' are owned all by the same people and offer employees discounts and free weekly coffee/tea. Private Starbucks' are the ones you see INSIDE stores aka longos, the airport, etc. These Starbucks' are owned by individual companies and do not report to the "Starbucks head office". They don't offer their employees discounts and free merchandise however, they pay more.

Both Starbucks offer the same drinks and food though.

In many cases Starbucks runs them out of business but if you don't like Starbucks and you like the coffee you get at a smaller coffee shop, then Starbucks is helpful to the smaller coffee shops in a way.

Have you tried looking this up under Starbucks, this type of information is available, and is much more suitable for doing some research there.

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In Canada Starbucks distributes most third party product including baked goods, milk, paper supplies and sundry items via the Unisource central facilities in Calgary, Toronto, Vancouver and other major centers. Most stores are delivers during "dark" hours. their own branded merchandise and coffee come directly from their US plants and suppliers, however there is a plan in place to consolidate those deliveries into the Unisource contract.

i think ... Starbucks' main distribution channel is retail and by online at http://www.starbucksstore.com/