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Brookline Starbucks Union Returns to Work After Months-Long Strike

By Adam H. Callaghan

What’s the Point of Starbucks Now?

By Amy McCarthy

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Mockingbird Station Starbucks Passes Unanimous Vote to Unionize [Updated]

By Courtney E. Smith

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Did Starbucks Really Close 6 LA Locations Because It Was Concerned About Worker Safety?

By Mona Holmes

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Unionized Workers at a Brookline Starbucks Are Striking for Better Working Conditions

By Rachel Leah Blumenthal

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Maple & Ash Investors File Lawsuit Against Owners Who Are Already Suing Each Other

By aimee.levitt

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New Illinois Law Bans Delivery Apps From Sharing Restaurant Menus Without Written Permission

By aimee.levitt and Naomi Waxman

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Starbucks Union Elections in Chicago See Mixed Results

By aimee.levitt and Naomi Waxman

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Taste of Chicago Returns to Grant Park, Expands to Three South and West Side Neighborhoods

By aimee.levitt and Naomi Waxman

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NLRB Alleges Starbucks Harassed and Threatened Unionizing Workers in Santa Cruz

By Paolo Bicchieri

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Starbucks Workers in Santa Cruz Have Formed California’s First Unionized Stores

By Paolo Bicchieri

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2 Northern California Starbucks Stores Could Become First in the State to Unionize

By Paolo Bicchieri

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Taco Bell’s Drag Brunch Tour Struts into Wrigleyville

By Naomi Waxman and aimee.levitt

Starbucks Is Raising Wages and Increasing Benefits — But Not at Unionized Stores 

By Bettina Makalintal

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Two Los Angeles Area Starbucks Locations Could Be the Next to Unionize

By Mona Holmes

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A Starbucks in Augusta Becomes the First to Unionize in Georgia

By Beth McKibben

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Bartender-Loathed Summer Festival Draws More Controversy

By Ashok Selvam and Naomi Waxman

How Scared Is Howard Schultz of the Starbucks Union Wave?

By Amy McCarthy

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How Starbucks Workers Unionizing Could Inspire Other Chains to Organize

What happens at Starbucks could be groundbreaking for the food industry

By Amy McCarthy

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What a Surge in Union Organizing Means for Food and Farm Workers

More and more Starbucks locations are announcing intentions to unionize amid a historic movement in the food industry

By Lisa Held

Starbucks’ Howard Schultz Returns as CEO Amid Union Wave

By Amy McCarthy

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Tracking the Starbucks Unionization Wave

By Amy McCarthy and Bettina Makalintal

Everything You Should Know About the Starbucks Union Wave

Workers at more than 100 Starbucks locations have petitioned to unionize — and momentum is growing

By Amy McCarthy

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Chicago May Lift Mask and Vax Mandates Ahead of Schedule

By aimee.levitt and Naomi Waxman

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Chicago Black Restaurant Week 2022 Launches on Sunday

By aimee.levitt and Naomi Waxman

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South Side Collaborations Help Chicago’s Black-Owned Restaurants Stay Viable Through Pandemic Changes

By Naomi Waxman and aimee.levitt

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Workers at a Second Chicago Starbucks Petition For Union Recognition

By aimee.levitt and Naomi Waxman

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The Starbucks Union Push Arrives in Chicago

A Loop cafe becomes the first Starbucks in the Midwest to join the growing labor organizing effort

By aimee.levitt

Inside the Starbucks Collectors Cup Market, Where a Single Tumbler Can Sell for Nearly $2K

The pandemic and social media have fostered an intense level of commitment from collectors, as well as fraudsters creating fake cups

By Amy McCarthy

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How Starbucks and Colectivo Coffee Workers Rode a New Wave of Labor Organizing

By Naomi Waxman

For a Newly Unionized Starbucks in Buffalo, the Future Looks Grand(e)

By Amy McCarthy

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As COVID-19 Cases Creep Up, Chicago’s Mask Mandate Will Remain for Restaurants and Bars

By Ashok Selvam and Naomi Waxman

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