Starbucks products target consumers' evolving tastes
20 Feb 2009 | by Nicole Zerillo
SEATTLE: Starbucks Coffee Company launched a new menu combo and coffee product lines that appeal to budget-conscious and on-the-go consumers, respectively.
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OAKBROOK, IL: Station M, McDonald's internal Web site for its North American restaurant workers, will soon feature a more diverse group of bloggers and a number of new features as the company seeks to better connect with its employees.
SEATTLE: Starbucks Coffee Company launched a new menu combo and coffee product lines that appeal to budget-conscious and on-the-go consumers, respectively.
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NEW YORK: Coca-Cola, IBM, and Microsoft again took the top three slots, of Interbrand's 2008 Best Global Brands study released September 18. Coke was number one last year as well, and this year IBM moved into second, dropping Microsoft to three.
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