There are no Starbucks ... logo serve drinks that range between $3 and $7 that are poured into the same paper and plastic cups that are handed out at official locations. Nieves never thought the ...

Fake Starbucks coupons purporting to offer ... In addition to the faux legalese, the coupon features the Starbucks logo, the company's iconic shade of green and photos of the chain's drinks.

A fake Starbucks coupon offering free coffee to “people of color only” to say “we’re sorry” is the latest salvo in an ongoing meme warfare campaign that exploits trending news topics to ...

STARBUCKS SAID THE RUMORIS COMPLETELY FALSE AND 10000%-- 100% FAKE.THE COMPANY IS ALSO RESPONDINGTO INDIVIDUAL TWEETS CORRECTING A rumor about discounted coffee for immigrants is being shared on ...

There are fake Starbucks coupons that are circulating on social media. This comes after Starbucks recently announced it would close more than 8,000 stores to conduct racial-bias training.

In the wake of intense backlash following the arrests of two African-American men at a Starbucks in Philadelphia, fake Starbucks coupons have circulated online supposedly promising free coffee to ...

Starbucks has over 23,000 locations around the world, but contrary to a fake ad, none of them will be offering discounted drinks to undocumented immigrants Friday. The coffee giant shot down ...

"All undocumented Americans will receive any item on the Starbucks menu 40% off," reads a fake coupon that claimed to promote "Starbucks DREAMer Day" that has been being shared online over the ...

Today we learned that Chinese intellectual property infringements don’t have to even make rational sense: residents of Wuxi, China discovered this Starbucks knockoff in a commercial development.

The case reached its conclusion on New Year's Eve, when the Shanghai No.2 Intermediate People's Court deemed Starbucks, whether written in Chinese or English, and its logo to be famous trademarks.

Earlier this week, the Delhi High Court directed Google to suspend 15 Google Form ... trademark-infringing websites that hawked fake Starbucks franchisee schemes. “In the opinion of this Court ...