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Unsweetned, with the standard 2% milk it's approximately 130 calories. Nonfat is approximately 105.

I'd say about 4 or 5 depending on how prominent you want the white chocolate taste to be.

Not really. You can also order any drink "light" which means it has one third less calories.

350 calories and 19 grams of fat!

Yes, they do! Starbucks has actually expanded the line of food they carry. They offer some sandwiches, wraps and paninis, as well as pastries such as cookies and cakes.

Starbucks takes a innovative approach, focusing more on high-quality content and beneficial offers for its fans. Starbucks has learned how to effectively use status updates and how to share a lot of interesting, useful and engaging material aside from its product updates. The company furthermore offers a couple of interactive apps that not only are fun (e.g. the Instant Story tab) however, that offer tangible benefits (e.g. discount coupons, and functionality that allows fans to manage their Starbucks accounts right in Facebook). The fan page also has an interactive map that links to the company's regional Facebook pages (just as BlackBerry). With no unusual visual indicators on its fan page, Starbucks demonstrates that user functionality is at least as important as aesthetics.

The coloring in the mix used to make Starbucks' Strawberries & Creme frappuccino contained ground insects. Specifically, ground cochineal beetles were used to give that distinctive pink hue. It was viewed as a more green alternative to using traditional food coloring. As of April 2012 though, Starbucks has stated that no later than the end of June it will begin using lycopene (a tomato based extract) food coloring in its drinks after the news of the insect laden drink caused an uproar in the vegan and vegetarian community.

Starbucks has a nondiscrimination policy that covers gay and lesbian people, yes. (The term "homosexual" is an old-fashioned clinical term.)

The sample of a franchise letter should be official in tone. It should be detailed and straight to the point about the franchise in question.

First, you have to ensure the employees know what is expected in terms of ethical behavior. You can do this by developing a written code of ethics, make sure the employees have read it, and follow up through appropriate training sessions. If that code is broken, then appropriate, fair, and consistent action must be taken. You cannot have a code of ethics, and not act on it in a fair and consistent way.

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I personally think Starbucks.

There are now, the 2011 Holiday cold cups are out and there is indeed a Tall size now, with a color changing striped straw. They cost 9.95 and are out in Seattle area Starbucks as of this week 11/16/2011.

There are 20 oz in a Grande Coffee.

McDonald's is putting emphasis on quality product, continual improvement in training for employees and management, and increased level of customer satisfaction. The company is focused on creating competitive products while fulfilling the needs of the customers.

Ethical would mean doing the right thing.. If taken in a negative manner it means manipulating your work procedures.. eg; reporting late to work but updating attendance as reported on time, giving false info to customers to get a sale etc.

yes.one pound a day if you drink 2 or less a day

They do change the blend or flavoring and give it to taste testers. If they like A over B, that's causal research.

I' don't think so. They adopt the same policy as most food/beverage businesses and ban acrylic nails because of the germs/hygiene issues associated with them. I do see them rarely on waitresses at restaurants. In fact, the pizza place I ate at recently had a food server who had active-length french acrylic nails and I saw one of her acrylic tips stick slightly into my sisters salad dressing on her salad when she set it down. I asked my sister about it and she said it was fine and didn't make a fuss about it. I guess my sis is understanding about it maybe because she has very long acrylic nails herself.

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difficulty of start up, double taxation, potential loss of control by the founders, and more legal requirements and regulations.

I got this off their international website (google PT Djarum)

North America: USA

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Tel: 1(805)531-8888

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Absolutely.

And read the recent newspapers (March 2008), a court said Starbucks was required to NOT include the managers in the splitting of the tips (which they had been doing), and pay the other staff a huge amount for the tips that the managers had already received!

So, I guess while they allow tips for their employees and work team, they can only allow the actual tip to go to certain employees!

>It depends if it is a corporate Starbucks or not (like tom thumb or target)