If you're measuring the kindness at the Corner Perk in Bluffton, S.C., it's safe to say their cup runneth over. It's a cycle of generosity that started two years ago when an anonymous customer gave the barista $100 to pay the bills for the next customers in line.
U.S. Veterans and active duty service members working for Starbucks can pass four years of free tuition on to their spouse or one of their kids.
Your morning cup of joe might soon be able to wake up not just you – but your car too.
The ambitious initiative will recycle roughly one fifth of the UK's 2.5 billion takeaway coffee cups consumed every year.
These solidly designed hot beverage cups aren't the disposable kind-yet you don't have to bring them back after leaving the shop, and you won't need to pay extra for the privilege.
Trying to boost evening traffic to their stores, Starbucks will begin offering beer and wine, along with new options like cured meats in Chicago by the end of 2012.
There's more than coffee percolating at a Starbucks in St. Petersburg, Florida. For the past two days, hundreds of drive-thru customers have been providing random acts of caffeinated kindness, paying for the drinks of the strangers behind them.
Rebecca King was absolutely thrilled when the barista at a Starbucks drive-thru popped up on a video screen and began using sign language.
These two men got the idea for their palm oil replacement after they worked in several cafés during their time in college.
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More and more, we're seeing brilliant uses for household items once discarded as trash. You will never look at coffee grounds the same way.
Women consuming moderate amounts of caffeine during pregnancy can be reassured that they are not harming their child's brain or intelligence.
An apple a day may keep the doctor away but two cups of coffee could keep breast cancer from coming back, says a major new Swedish study.
Lucy was selling copies of the Big Issue near London Bridge when Cemal Ezel met her. He liked her so much he offered her a job at his shop on the spot.
Londoners are contributing their morning coffee habit to a job training program that pays the homeless a living wage as baristas.
A study shows the inflammation-lowering effect of coffee could offer yet another positive health outcome for java junkies.
A new study says men who are heavy coffee drinkers are at a much lower risk for prostate cancer. Harvard scientists followed 47,911 men for two decades and asked how much coffee they were drinking. The researchers found that those who consumed six or more cups a day -- with or without caffeine -- were almost 20% less likely to develop prostate cancer. The heavy coffee drinkers were 60% less likely to get the lethal form of the disease. (NY Times)
Researchers spent 11 years tracking the liver function in nearly 28,000 coffee-drinking adults, and the results are good. The caffeinated beverage may even decrease your risk of liver cancer by 14%
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