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Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol earned a $5 million bonus

Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol earned a $5 million bonus after 1 month on the job—and will collect another $5 million in March

Brian Niccol stands to earn $10 million in signing bonuses after a "dogged pursuit" to convince him to lead the company.

YAHOO!Finance · 1d

Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol talks efficiency gameplan, layoffs

Coffee giant Starbucks (SBUX) beat top and bottom line estimates for its fourth quarter — posting adjusted earnings of $0.69 per share and revenue of $9.4 billion — while seeing narrower-than-expected declines in same-store sales.

KIRO Seattle on MSN · 2d

Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol awarded $96 million pay package after 4 months on the job

Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol was recently awarded a $96 million compensation package after four months of leading the company – becoming one of the highest-paid executives in corporate America.

Fortune · 2d

Starbucks CEO awarded $96 million after a few months on the job

Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol’s annual pay package is estimated to be valued at about $113 million at the time of his hiring, ranking him near the top 20 highest-paid CEOs, according to Bloomberg.

YAHOO!Finance · 2d

Will Starbucks's new CEO Brian Niccol boost Q1 results?

Starbucks (SBUX) is set to release its fiscal first quarter earnings report after markets close on Tuesday. The report holds particular significance, as it marks the first earnings announcement under new CEO Brian Niccol,

Starbucks to cut about 30% of menu options

Fox Business on MSN · 1d

Starbucks cutting 30% of its 'overly complex' menu

CEO Brian Niccol revealed plans to cut 30% of its food and beverage offerings as it works to simplify its menu. It is part of Brian Niccol's strategy to get customers back.

Detroit Free Press · 7h

Starbucks plans menu makeover. What it could mean for Michigan customers

Starbucks lovers, time may be limited to grab your favorite menu items in Michigan. The company is planning to cut numerous food and beverage items from its menu, Starbucks recently announced.

CBC.ca · 23h

Starbucks plans to cut 30% of its menu

Starbucks is planning to cut its food and beverage offerings by 30 per cent over the course of this year to simplify operations and speed up service.

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Brian Niccol wants to double Starbucks’ US footprint

A host of changes to stores and operations could help Starbucks escape its sales trouble, and executives are already planning the company’s next move.

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There are 'signs of progress' in Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol's turnaround plan: Citi's Jon Tower

Jon Tower, Citi restaurant analyst, joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss Starbucks' quarterly earnings results, the challenges ...

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Brian Niccol's plan for Starbucks: More Starbucks

The coffee giant believes it can double its company-store count in its home market. It is also planning major menu cuts and ...

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Starbucks’s new boss is banking on ‘mug hugs’ to get customers to hang around longer

Brian Niccol, the new CEO of Starbucks, has identified mugs as an integral part of his turnaround plan. As Brian Niccol ...

Starbucks CEO says a turnaround is underway, with no timeline on the table

"I think we're definitely in the middle of a turnaround," Niccol said on Yahoo Finance (video above). The former Chipotle CEO ...

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Starbucks tested out ‘panic buttons’ in stores to protect baristas against loiterers

Starbucks tested out “panic buttons” at five locations to protect baristas during unsafe situations, the company says. The ...

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Starbucks to cut a third of its menu offerings this year as the coffee giant streamlines service

In a Tuesday earnings call, Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol said the coffee giant will cut 30% of its menu offerings this year as ...

Starbucks latest changes as CEO commits to 'restore confidence' in coffee business

Starbucks is following through on its commitment to get back to its roots, announcing plans to simplify the menu and ...

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