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| Symbol | Name | Time | Trade | Change | % Chg | Volume | P/E Ratio | EPS | Mkt Cap |
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| GS | Starbucks | 21:04 GMT | 96.70 | -0.16 | -0.17% | 3096029 | 14.32 | 6.764 | 49.298B |
Latest Starbucks news
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TechEye hears Samsung Semi's moving Elpida eulogy
CeBit 2012Schauss played down the importance of differentiating between processes at a certain point. "How often can you split a hair before you come to that process size on a chip? -
BoJo adviser asserts Tech City not gentrification, 'regeneration'
Evans expressed some concern that the marketing will eat the boroughs alive, as creative communities are gulped up by a tide of Starbucks and its ilk. -
One day every Starbucks will be a betting shop
White Bull 2011With any corporation like Ladbrokes it's very difficult to change, and disruptive companies make this happen. Ladbrokes is 100 years old. He's not saying all Starbucks will be betting shops. -
Here are some books I've read in the last 10 days
In my hidey hole in the mountains near La Honda, where many an eagle quails, where the coyotes shriek, and where you can always at least descend to Woodside to stalk Larry the Man and Jobs the Steve, we pondered long and hard on Divining a Digital Future, penned by the Professor, nay Good Doctor -
Steve Jobs boards the Chariot of Fire
TechEye Bible1: And it came to pass, when the LORD would take up Jobs into heaven by a whirlwind, that Jobs went with Cook from Cappuccino. 2: And Jobs said unto Cook, “I have decided that the LORD hath got it all wrong and the universe is being mismanaged. -
Climate change will stuff up your wi-fi
Really all she could do about that is some form of State Aid to Starbucks. As it is, TechEye hacks have had to mortage their houses to buy a latte so they can bang out the odd story when their home connection has gone tits up. -
Apple brand is now “more valuable” than Google
US fast foods also did well in the study thanks to the fact that the Chinese are discovering plastic and tasteless food goes with a booming economy. Starbucks, McDonald's and pizza are all doing well behind the bamboo curtain. -
Apple and Microsoft hire cunning linguists over "app store"
We understand that it is used as a mantra as followers, their brains addled with Starbucks latte, queue for days for the latest shiny trinket to emerge from the Apple Store holy of holies. -
AT&T will buy T-Mobile USA
There were rumours of this buy as far back as 2008. Sprint and Verizon use different technology to run their networks. Most analyst think an acquisition by AT&T would likely run into regulatory hurdles. AT&T and T-mobile have been partners for WiFi at Starbucks since 2008. -
Microsoft is the most ethical company in the known cosmos
However Starbucks also is on this year's list probably for providing TechEye with much needed wi-fi back up in times of crisis. -
Apple can do without Jobs says Woz
It is not clear if Jobs' astral protection skills would stand up to death or having to leave the company. A coven of dedicated black-shirt fanboys is sacrificing thousands of credit cards and drinking sacred brews of Starbucks frappuccinos to prevent that happening. -
Early warning cyber security system is a bit of a problem
These alerts will also be generated from events, news, federal agencies and even public companies, which will supply real-time alerts to keep the system up to date. Companies already enlisted for the role include Amazon and Starbucks. -
Intel tops list for green energy
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Facebook Places Deals tries to edge Foursquare out of Europe
Two names that will be offering deals through the European service at launch are Starbucks and telecommunications operator O2, but this list is likely to expand rapidly over the coming weeks and months. -
Oxford University says Robert Burns would love YouTube
Dean Wilson writes about the Starbucks in Dublin -
Twitter has its first redesign
The big idea is that marketers can use multimedia in online promotions. In April, the company began selling ads called "promoted tweets," which let companies like Best Buyand Starbucks pay to have messages appear at the top of search pages on the site. -
WH Smith and Samsung cosy up for Kindle 3 challenger
Connectivity doesn't sound great for the price you'll have to pay - the pre-order page says it's going to be available for £199. But it doesn't have 3G, just WiFi, so to go online when you're out and about you'll be forced to head into a Starbucks. -
Starbucks gives away wi-fi with overpriced coffee
Coffee shop chain Starbucks said that from tomorrow all wi-fi access in its establishments in Canada and the USA will be free. Or rather at no charge, 'cos you'll still have to buy a smoothie or something.
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