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Starbucks just publicly deconstructed its brand—here’s why

The design team behind one of the most recognizable brands on the planet was “inspired by other brands being more transparent about their creative process,” says creative director Ben Nelson.

Pumpkin spice latte lovers, look out! Starbucks is launching its first new pumpkin beverage in 16 years

These Starbucks, Coca-Cola, and Domino’s logo mash-ups will break your brain

This YouTuber redesigned the logos of Starbucks, Coffee Bean, and Folgers—and they’re brilliant

Graphic designer Kelly Lauren gave each coffee brand a new look, dividing commenters with her design decisions.

Bill Nye breaks down the science of Starbucks’s Nitro Cold Brew

Starbucks wants to create the AWS for restaurants

Starbucks wants you to suck down 3 days’ worth of sugar in one Tie-Dye Frappuccino

Starbucks is testing reusable coffee cups at London’s Gatwick airport

More than 180,000 Starbucks employees now get subsidized backup childcare, thanks to this VP

That Game of Thrones coffee cup was the most preventable self-own in TV history

The cup may be gone, but it actually stole a scene in which showrunners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss made a cameo.

Hey HBO, Adobe fixed the Starbucks cup in Game of Thrones for you

What’s that coffee cup on Game of Thrones worth to Starbucks?

A misplaced cup is getting Starbucks some major-yet-unexpected advertising opportunity.

Was there a Starbucks-style cup on Game of Thrones last night? Verily

Pumpkin spice lattes are coming, apparently.

Starbucks recalls coffee makers over injury fears, but at least there are new summer drinks

Starbucks’ new Roastery is an Instagram-ready spectacle

Designed by architect Kengo Kuma and featuring wild new cocktails, Starbucks’s new Tokyo location is ready for its caffeinated close-up.

Bad music at Starbucks: When does it become a workers’ rights issue?

Starbucks and McDonald’s are testing these radical cups of the future

A coalition of some of the biggest brands on the planet just awarded $1 million to 12 companies trying to build a cup that’s easy to recycle. Here are the finalists.

Howard Schultz is already starting in with the bad coffee references

Howard Schultz’s logo looks like he signed it on a Starbucks cup