Starbucks Targets 1,000 Stores in Mexico by 2026 as Latin America Expansion Accelerates

Starbucks Coffee Company is strengthening its position in Latin America with an ambitious goal to reach 1,000 stores in Mexico by 2026, reinforcing its leadership in the global coffee retail market. The announcement, made on International Coffee Day, marks a new phase of growth for the brand in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC). Strategic …

Starbucks Opens 10,000-sq.-ft. Flagship in Madrid’s Santiago Bernabéu Stadium

Starbucks has unveiled its first-ever flagship in Spain, located in one of the world’s most iconic football venues — the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium, home to Real Madrid. The nearly 10,000-square-foot, two-level café combines immersive design, innovation, and the signature Starbucks Experience, making it a new destination in Madrid for both coffee lovers and tourists alike. …

Starbucks Opens New Store in Stourbridge: A Boost to the Local Community and Coffee Culture

Coffee enthusiasts in Stourbridge have reason to celebrate as the renowned global coffee brand, Starbucks, officially opens its doors in the heart of Stourbridge Town Centre. The eagerly awaited store, located in the historic former Halifax unit on Stourbridge High Street, marks a significant milestone for the community, bringing with it not only a fresh …

Starbucks Marks 10th Anniversary in Colombia with a US$12 Million Investment in New Stores and Sustainability Initiatives

As Starbucks celebrates a decade of operations in Colombia, the company’s local operator, Alsea, has unveiled an ambitious expansion plan. Over the next three years, Alsea will invest US$12 million to open 30 new Starbucks stores, signaling the company’s confidence in the Colombian market and its long-term commitment to the country. A Decade of Growth …

Starbucks CEO Shake-Up: Laxman Narasimhan Out, Chipotle’s CEO Brian Niccol In

In a surprising turn of events, Starbucks has announced the immediate departure of its Chief Executive Officer, Laxman Narasimhan, and the appointment of Brian Niccol, the former CEO of Chipotle Mexican Grill, as his replacement. This leadership change comes as the world’s largest coffee chain grapples with falling sales, union pressures, and the influence of …