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Operations

What Starbucks has tried and scrapped over the years

Restaurant Rewind: The coffee giant has explored a wide array of secondary businesses, only to refocus on its core operation.

Marketing

Starbucks and Delta will let their customers link loyalty accounts

The coffee giant is partnering with the airline in the most prominent example yet of a major restaurant chain expanding the scope of its loyalty beyond its locations.

Dunkin’ Rewards members have to spend more to score free drinks. The more austere program comes as profits shrink industrywide.

The coffee chain renamed its DD Perks program Dunkin’ Rewards and revamped the program to give customers more rewards and a new tier.

A Deeper Dive: Company President Joe Thornton joins the podcast to discuss Scooter's and its role in a rapidly changing beverage category.

Starbucks had the best week in its history after introducing its fall menu and Dunkin’ had stronger traffic, too.

The Bottom Line: The coffee giant has changed top executives and its operating structure, increased pay and benefits, and promises major new equipment upgrades. Here’s a rundown.

The coffee giant will add new equipment, training and employment benefits to improve efficiency and generate more sales. But it also plans to build another 2,000 domestic locations.

The coffee giant will integrate non-fungible tokens, or NFTs, into Starbucks Rewards, which will give customers new ways to engage with the brand.

The Bottom Line: Interim CEO Howard Schultz says the company’s coffee shops are over-capacity. Sales numbers suggest he has a point.

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