Who gets to own a number? That's the question at the heart of a dispute between football star Lamar Jackson and Dale ...

Starbucks and Disney released two new magical mugs that are sure to elevate your coffee experience and make it feel like you’re still on vacation. The two Disney Parks-inspired mugs feature elements ...

A strong typographic identity transcends the simple selection of a font – it’s a strategic design decision that influences ...

Starbucks lost millions of customers last year — and now faces a rapidly-expanding Chinese competitor for American coffee-drinking dominance. Luckin Coffee — which has overtaken Starbucks as ...

The incident occurred at the West Adams Starbucks location at the corner of Western Avenue and Jefferson Boulevard. The Los Angeles Times reviewed Los Angeles County Superior Court records ...

Starbucks has partnered with Peanuts to unveil a global brand partnership that celebrates kindness, coffee, and community. Starting 27 March, Starbucks stores in Asia Pacific will introduce an ...

Coffee giant Starbucks has been ordered to pay $50 million in damages to a delivery driver who was burned by hot tea that wasn’t secured properly and spilled into his lap. On March 13 ...

From reproductive rights to climate change to Big Tech, The Independent is on the ground when the story is developing. Whether it's investigating the financials of Elon Musk's pro-Trump PAC or ...

The new Peanuts-inspired beverages and merchandise collection celebrate acts of goodwill, with Starbucks donating 100 meals for every hour that partners volunteer with hunger relief nonprofits. March ...

Kevin Carter/Getty Starbucks has lost a lawsuit to a man who suffered severe burns after a drink spilled in his lap at one of the chain's California drive-thru locations. On Friday, March 14 ...

(NBC, KYMA/KECY) - A California delivery driver has won a $50 million jury verdict against Starbucks for burn injuries he suffered when a scalding hot drink fell onto his lap at drive-thru ...

A Los Angeles County jury says Starbucks is liable for injuries of a customer burned during a botched drive-through drink handoff — to the tune of $50 million. L.A. resident Michael Garcia ...