Starbucks has announced a new partnership with Grubhub to offer delivery services to U.S. customers. Starting this month, the service will be available in select markets and is expected to expand to all 50 states by August 2024. This partnership aims to enhance Starbucks' reach amid the growing trend of home dining. Grubhub users will be able to order Starbucks products with no delivery charge. This move is part of Starbucks' broader strategy to widen its market presence. Starbucks is traded under the ticker $SBUX.
How did a simple café turn into a $90 billion powerhouse? → $SBUX was founded in 1971 and initially operated as a coffee bean retailer for about a decade. → @HowardSchultz joined Starbucks in 1982 after being captivated by the unparalleled quality its coffee. → His vision… https://t.co/tYfLH34SAh
🔵 STARBUCKS PARTNERS WITH FOOD DELIVERY PLATFORM GRUBHUB Full Story → https://t.co/e6LitMT7FU Starbucks will partner with Grubhub to deliver coffees and other customized beverages in select U.S. markets starting this month, in its latest attempt to widen its reach as… https://t.co/VVV5dW4MHb
Starbucks $SBUX partners with Grubhub for nationwide delivery, starting in select markets this month and expanding to all 50 states by August 2024. Starbucks aims to boost its reach amid growing home dining trends. Grubhub users can order Starbucks with no delivery charge,… https://t.co/fShskdh5zO
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The co-founder of Costco invested in the 1987 round @HowardSchultz raised to buy Starbucks. Amazing moment of shared history (among many!) for the two companies. https://t.co/j07IkgLTNe
Schwarzenegger invested in some of America’s best known brands. He bet on Starbucks in the 1990s and still owns shares in the coffee empire. He was an investor in Google’s Series A round in 1999, sold off shares at some point and then bought some back. https://t.co/rHObpXlyZL