"Coffee, Code, and LLCs: A Practical Playbook for Modern Solo Founders by Kathryn Frese" Coffee, Code, and LLCs: A Practical Playbook for Modern Solo Founders by Kathryn Frese delivers a grounded, ...

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Here's something interesting: The coffee market is projected to grow to $174 billion by 2030. But I've found that the most interesting developments are not happening in coffee shops. Take Starbucks, ...

NEW YORK (PIX11) — A specialty coffee roaster and retailer based in Ithaca is recalling boxes of decaffeinated coffee sold in New York, New Jersey, and other states. Gimme Coffee, Inc. is recalling ...

“If I could start over,” said Ko Jang-su, “I would do anything but open a cafe.” Mr. Ko’s cafe is one of the busiest coffee shops in his densely populated neighborhood of Seoul. Still, on weekday ...

There’s an old saying and it goes, “it’s not about how you start, it’s about how you finish.” For the Detroit Lions performance on Thanksgiving against the Green Bay Packers, it was both. They ended ...

We love a good error code here at the Escapist. That’s the most dev of dev things of all, a code appearing on the screen to tell you something has gone wrong, but ...

Starbucks employees in three states are suing or filing complaints against the coffee chain for implementing a new dress code and allegedly refusing to reimburse them for expenses that primarily ...

Starbucks employees in three states are suing the company over its new dress code. The lawsuits allege Starbucks illegally failed to reimburse workers for new clothes required by the updated policy.

“What can I get that's just a cheap, simple coffee maker?” I’ve been asked some version of that question dozens of times since I started testing coffee equipment. For years my answer was basically ...