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February 13, 2017 Starbucks Corporation (SBUX) rose 0.41 points or 0.73% on strong buying and was last at $56.22 per share. The shares saw huge fund flows during the day:...

Buenos Aires is a city full of surprises. Did you know the charming capital of Argentina has more bookstores per person than any other city in the world? In the collective imagination of Buenos...

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Rio de Janeiro in Brazil was named the cheapest city in the world for a cup of coffee, followed by the city of Sao Paulo, according to the 2016 Coffee Price Index by research...

An astonishing 400 cafes (and counting!) nationwide will help raise funds for the American Civil Liberties Union, those non-partisan defenders of liberty currently challenging the legality of a slew of recent Presidential Executive Orders...

After last year’s debacle of canceling the regional barista competitions and subsequent impressive turnaround of then putting together a last minute mega-regional, the SCAA Competition Committee announced their plans back in July of having...

Indians have never been big coffee drinkers. But the West’s daily drink has existed in the South Asian country for centuries — the story goes that those first prodigious beans were smuggled out of...

When I think about coffee, I tend to think about the people who drink it, not about the beans, or the farm, or the beans or the brewing. About a week ago, I came to...

Say hello to BETTER. It’s our simple way of starting a conver­sation with you about making better choices. At Boxed Water, we believe in better. Better water, better pack­aging, better design and better commu­nities....

Please don't die, coffee. Photo via Flickr user CIAT This post originally appeared on VICE Canada.You probably don't want to think about a world without coffee. Even if you're not a three-cups-a-day...