Starbucks is changing how it charges for custom add-ons to drinks such as extra matcha powder and pumps of syrup.

Starbucks is moving to standardize prices for matcha and syrups, as well as testing a new feature that helps customers figure out how much drinks will cost.

With an ambitious turnaround plan underway, Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol is looking to jumpstart the coffee chain’s next chapter – and in some ways, that means a return to the past.

Starbucks now charges extra for additional syrups or powder add-ins. This is not unlike Chipotle charging extra for guacamole. (Starbucks' newish CEO is from Chipotle.) Frankly? Good. I don't want ...

Starbucks is also testing a new feature in its app that shows pricing updates in real time, instead of revealing the final price at checkout.

Earlier this week, many Starbucks customers noticed that the pricing had suddenly changed for many of their favorite drinks. And now, Starbucks has officially confirmed these major pricing changes ...

U.S. cafe chain Starbucks said it is not currently considering a full sale of its China operations, after Chinese financial magazine Caixin reported that it was, without disclosing where it ...

Starbucks has announced new price updates on its menu, which include a change to the prices of its flavored syrups. Starbucks will now charge 80 cents for any combination of syrups or sauces it ...

But Starbucks struggled to maintain this identity as it built drive-thru stores and catered to the rise of mobile orders, which now make up more than a third of Starbucks’ sales.

Starbucks just changed how it charges for drink add-ons. Here’s what’s new The global coffee chain rolled out simplified prices for drink modifications such as syrups and extra matcha scoops.