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Starbucks was founded by three people: An English teacher named Jerry Baldwin, a History teacher named Zev Siegl, and a writer named Gordon Bowker. Starbucks opened its first store in Seattle's Pike Place Market.
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Starbucks has a total of seventeen stores
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Starbucks has a total of thirty-three stores
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Starbucks has a total of fifty-five stores
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Starbucks has a total of eighty-four stores
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Starbucks opened their first licensed airport store in Seattle's Sea-Tac International Airport. Starbucks has a total of 116 stores
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Starbucks starts serving ice cream with flavors inspired by their coffee
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Starbucks starts to sell bottled frappucino through North American Coffee Partnership. Starbucks has a total of 1,015 stores
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Starbucks aquires Tazo, which is a tea company. Extends their stores into grocery channels across the United States and also opens their own website: Starbucks.com. Starbucks has a total of 1,886 stores
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Starbucks aquries Hear Music, this is a San Francisco-based music company. Starbucks has a total of 2,498 stores
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They introduced store-valued card for customers to use and re-load. Starbucks has a total of 4,709 stores
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Aquires Seattle Coffee Company, which includes Seatle's best coffee and Torrefazione Italia coffee brands. Starbucks has a total of 7,225 stores
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Starbucks launched the industry's first paper beverage cup; containing postconsumer recycled fiber, saving more than 75,000 trees each year. Starbucks has a total of 12,440 stores
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Eliminates all artificial trans fat and makes 2 percent milk the
new standard for espresso beverages in all U.S. stores as part of
commitment to health and wellness. Sarbucks has a total of 15,011 stores -
Starbucks the most engaged brand in social media according to
ENGAGEMENT db Report. Launches myStarbucks and Starbucks
Card iPhone apps. Starbucks has a total of 16,635 stores -
Starbucks is the second largest Coffee Company thats based in Seattle; 19,435 stores in 58 countries and 12,781 stores in the U.S.
