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According to one Wyoming barista, Starbucks has seen an increase in traffic since the red cups came out.

For the first time in five years, Starbucks has come out with a new holiday drink to keep you warm during these bitter winter days. Introducing the Chestnut Praline Latte. How is it? Let's find out!

Coming in November, Starbucks will further prove that it can put anything in a paper cup and make you drink it. Move over Pumpkin Spice here comes Chestnut Praline.

Maybe since Starbucks has taken over the world with the pumpkin spice latte, they think they can do whatever they want. Like create a latte that tastes like beer.

Monday, Starbucks announced a program to help Starbucks workers earn an online degree at Arizona State at a steeply discounted rate. They would provide an upfront scholarship that would average about $6,500 over two years to cover tuition of about $20,000...

Starbucks chairman, president and chief executive officer Howard Schultz asked Starbucks patrons to discontinue the practice of carrying firearms in and around the Starbucks stores

According to a recent infographic, Taco John's is the most famous brand from Wyoming. Read more to see the most famous brands from other states.

You know what they say -- when in Rome, do as the Romans do; when in Hong Kong, get called "Vagina" at a Starbucks.* That must be how that saying goes, because that's exactly what happened to a woman named Virginia who was visiting Hong Kong recently, and she wasn't too happy about it.

Recently, we told you about what was reported to be the world's most expensive Starbucks drink - a concoction ringing up at a pricey $23.60, described as "Jillian Michaels with a touch of Chuck Norris". That record has fallen by the wayside, as a man recently DOUBLED the price with his unique blend...

Last year, a guy in Texas set a record by ordering a drink from Starbucks that cost $23.60. That record just got shattered by a guy in Washington.

The new seven dollar cup of Starbucks coffee left talk show host Jimmy Kimmel wondering: would people even notice a difference between the regular cup and the premium?

We've all proven to Starbucks that we'll spend $4 on a cup of coffee. So it's only natural for them to keep pushing to see how high we'll go. Is there a limit? This could test it.