Starbucks chief now gets to use the company jet for personal trips for free — and other CEOs are likely to demand the same perk

This week, Starbucks Coffee announced that it would let its CEO, Brian Niccol, have unfettered and free access to the company jet for personal trips as a safety precaution. The move could force other companies to do the same for their executives.

Starbucks removes cap on CEO's use of company's private jet, citing security concerns

Starbucks eliminates $250,000 cap on CEO Brian Niccol's personal jet use, allowing unlimited private aircraft travel following security recommendations.

Starbucks plots the next phase of its turnaround with new drinks, loyalty program tweaks

Starbucks released a long-term forecast and shared more details about how it plans to hit those financial targets at an investor presentation.

Inside Starbucks' supply struggles: AI glitches, scattered suppliers and sandwich shortages

By Waylon Cunningham NEW YORK, Jan 27 (Reuters) - Four Starbucks CEOs over five years have blamed lost sales on its struggle to keep its thousands of U.S. stores reliably stocked with coffeehouse essentials like milk,

Starbucks’ turnaround plan shows promise in US as sales growth returns for first time in 2 years

Starbucks reports first sales growth in eight quarters as CEO Brian Niccol's strategy shows results with a 4% increase in North American same-store sales.

Tech overhaul helps Starbucks post first U.S. transaction growth in two years

Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol's blend of bigger staffing rosters and AI-powered tools appears to be easing the mobile order bottleneck that former CEO Howard Schultz called the company's "biggest Achilles heel.