Starbucks cuts about 180 office jobs in London and Hong Kong
Why it matters: The coffee chain is shifting more control outside North America to licensees as it pushes to double its international store count.
Why it matters: The coffee chain is shifting more control outside North America to licensees as it pushes to double its international store count.
Why it matters: India now has more than 500 Starbucks outlets, but coffee drinkers remain a minority, leaving room for rapid expansion.
What's next: The measure moves to the Senate, where backers include Missouri Sen. Josh Hawley but prospects are tougher.