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Starbucks (NASDAQ: SBUX) is set to report its fiscal Q2 2021 earnings tomorrow; the coffee giant's business collapsed in fiscal Q3 2020, but sales have improved each of the last two quarters. Starbucks' sales should continue heading in the right direction - but it appears that guidance isn't calling for enough growth.

The coffee giant has positioned itself as a consumer staple that can pivot when need be.

The woman vented on Facebook, but people raised funds for the employee instead.

You can't get a Starbucks franchise, but you might be able to apply for a licensed store.

Alternative payment platforms from Google and Samsung pale in comparison to Apple's rising user rates.

Chick-fil-A moved up from the No. 7 spot on last year's Top 200 ranking, passing Wendy's, Burger King, Taco Bell and Subway.

Perhaps just as important: What does Daenerys order when she goes to Starbucks?

In an exclusive interview with Entrepreneur at SXSW, the former Starbucks CEO shares which author and organizational consultant influenced him.

The former Starbucks CEO shares his best advice for entrepreneurs in this exclusive Q&A.

Entrepreneur spoke with Schultz at SXSW 2019 about the controversy surrounding his potential 2020 presidential bid and running as an independent.

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Their opposition to Howard Schultz's presidential ambitions is mostly due to concerns that his candidacy could help reelect Trump.

He isn't worried about people's criticism that his potential run could inadvertently help President Donald Trump win re-election.

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Starbucks says 95% of its menu will soon be available on the Uber Eats app.

YouPorn's VP is now pushing Dunkin' on employees.

The coffee company promised to look into content filtering for its US locations back in 2016, but nothing has happened yet. Now a petition with over 26,000 signatures seems to have spurred Starbucks into action.

Through watching the stumbles of national brands, smaller businesses can learn what to do -- and not do -- to move up to the next level.

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