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In a letter sent to The Star, the company said it had nothing to do with the Black Friday Protest Movement’s campaign to gather professionals, businessmen, and students at Starbucks outlets for a peaceful expression of disapproval of the Arroyo government.


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Starbucks branch joins solar power bandwagon

By Iris Gonzales | February 2, 2015 - 12:00am

The Starbucks coffee chain, brought to the Philippines by Rustan Coffee Corp., has joined the solar energy bandwagon by putting a solar installation in one of its branches in Quezon City.

Business

Starbucks' new brew: Instant coffee

By Therese Jamora-Garceau | September 20, 2010 - 12:00am

With all the talk about Starbucks going back to its roots and redesigning its stores to look more individual, who would have thought that their next step would be instant coffee?

Lifestyle Business

Starbucks keeps away from protests

By Michael Punongbayan | March 4, 2006 - 12:00am

Rustan Coffee, the authorized licensee of Starbucks Coffee in the Philippines, emphasized yesterday that it had no involvement in last night’s silent protest action against President Arroyo held at its coffee...

Headlines