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I have to admit, a coffee shop is probably the last place I would think to go after work to unwind with a cold beer.  But it looks like Starbucks is out to shatter my perceptions.  The giant coffee shop chain plans to start selling wine and beer at select locations in Atlanta, Chicago, and Southern California test markets by the end of this year.

We've all grown accustom to paying $3-6 for a cup of coffee at most coffee shops. I would also hypothesize that we've grown accustom to paying $5-$25 for t-shirts. So how much do you think a t-shirt with a coffee shop logo and what looks like spilled coffee on it would cost? How about $85? Seriously, $85 for a friggen t-shirt that looks like you can't hold on to your travel mug!? What on earth is

You’ve seen those “take a penny, leave a penny” trays at convenience stores. What if you could do the same thing with coffee?

Toast the earth with a free cup of coffee at Starbucks this Friday, April 22nd when you bring in your own cup.  The Starbucks website says "We recognize the impact one can make through careful, conscious choices. So we want to encourage and reward those of you who use tumblers or travel mugs in your daily routines...

Local Starbucks customers in Boston got the surprise of their life on St. Patrick's Day, when an unidentified man walked into the famous coffee hot spot and reportedly threw a huge chunk of money in the air. "A gentleman walked in and yelled three times, 'I'm rich, I'm rich, I'm rich!' ... and threw a bunch of money," said customer Tara Mardigan, who witnessed the scene. "Everybody

Starbucks, one of the biggest coffee and beverage purveyors in the world, has just super-sized their menu offerings.   Well, they didn’t change anything, except they are adding a giant new 31 oz. cup to their menu.

Starbucks is celebrating 40 years since they opened in a small retail space in Seattle’s Pike Place Market. And they have announced a new logo for the Starbucks brand. What do you think of it?