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Shareholders get another chance
It's "proxy season" again for most public companies — called that because most shareholders submit their votes via proxy rather than attend the companies' annual meetings in person. This year's season represents a critical juncture in public company...
Tags: Robert A. Iger, Groupon, Inc., Companies and Corporations, Chesapeake Energy Corp., Elections
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New Peet's owner Benckiser to buy Caribou Coffee for $340 million
That’s quite a caffeine high: Between Peet’s Coffee & Tea and now Caribou Coffee Co., German conglomerate Joh. A. Benckiser will pay more than $1.3 billion this year for joe. On Monday, Benckiser said it will shell out $340 million for...
Tags: Starbucks Corp.
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Parent of Starbucks rival Tully's Coffee files for bankruptcy
The parent company of Tully’s Coffee, the Seattle-based coffee cafe chain that isn’t Starbucks, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy this week. TC Global Inc. said it would close an undisclosed number of its 175 stores in the process. Tully’...
Tags: Financially Distressed Companies, Starbucks Corp., Companies and Corporations, Economy, Business and Finance, Bankruptcy
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Starbucks perks up single-cup competition with Verismo debut
Starbucks this week launched its new Verismo single-cup machine for the coffee-buzzed public as a chain known for its cafes continues to expand into new business venues. Now selling exclusively on Verismo.com, the high-pressure technology uses pods of...
Tags: Kraft Foods Group, Inc., Starbucks Corp., Keurig, Inc., K-Cups, Coffee
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The Keurig question: What to do with those used coffee cartridges? [Updated]
L.A. at HomeKeurig and other one-cup coffee makers often use cartridges that cannot be recycled, posing an environmental challenge.... -
Consumer Confidential: Starbucks goes solo, Lego booms, Nook soars
Money & CompanyHere's your tell-it-to-the-Marines Tuesday roundup of consumer news from around the Web: -- Starbucks thinks single-serve coffee will be a growing part of our busy future. The company says Starbucks coffee in pods designed for Keurig coffee makers will... -
Top stories: Diedrich Coffee picks suitor, ex-subprime executives sued, Zucker and Roberts in D.C.
Money & CompanyIt's official. Irvine coffee wholesaler Diedrich Coffee Inc. has agreed to be swallowed by Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Inc., Jerry Hirsch writes this morning. Green Mountain's $290-million offer ended a nearly two-month bidding war with rival Peet's... -
Strategic Shopper: Prolonging that holiday glow
All The RageI just returned from a snowy week on the East Coast, and I'm having withdrawal symptoms from my winter wonderland. Here are a few things that remind me of the lake-and-lodge lifestyle I recently left. (And remember, the week between...... -
Tully's Coffee files for Chapter 11, some area stores to close
Q13 FOX News OnlineTully's Coffee filed for bankruptcy protection and plans to close a number of underperforming stores, the company announced Wednesday. "After careful consideration, our Board of Directors and Leadership Team believe that the restructuring under the...Tags: Financially Distressed Companies, Companies and Corporations, Economy, Business and Finance, Bankruptcy
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Investing: Want shares with your latte?
Kiplinger's Money PowerThe normally caffeinated shares of Starbucks (symbol SBUX) have lost some of their buzz lately. That gives investors a chance to take a stake in this premier growth company at a price that improves their chances for robust returns in the years ahead....Tags: Kraft Foods Group, Inc., Starbucks Corp., Keurig, Inc., Companies and Corporations, K-Cups
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Starbucks Enters Single-Serve Coffee-Maker Market
The Hartford CourantStarbucks is expanding its empire to the single-cup coffee maker market. The company announced March 8 that it would launch sales of an at-home premium single cup machine in the fall. The new Verismo will brew espresso, lattes and coffee. Starbucks says...Tags: Howard D. Schultz, New Products, Science and Technology, Starbucks Corp., Keurig, Inc.
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