Starbucks Corporation

Starbucks, the world's largest coffee chain, reported sales growth in the U.S. market for the first time in two years. The quarterly results showed that the strategy of the new management to bring visitors back to Starbucks is bearing fruit, despite the pressure of increased profit costs. Shares of the coffee chain rose 9.5% after the report was released. However, Wall Street analysts are divided on whether to buy them.

Coffee drinkers return to Starbucks: chain's US sales up for first time in two years

Coffee Holding Co., Inc.

Dutch Bros Inc.

Global coffee prices collapsed on Friday, November 21, after US President Donald Trump slapped 40 percent duties on agricultural imports from Brazil. Trump's decision followed a similar order last Friday - then he waived duties on coffee and about 200 other categories of food products, Reuters <a href="https://www.reuters.com/business/global-coffee-prices-plunge-after-trump-removes-tariffs-brazil-2025-11-21/">writes</a>.

Coffee prices collapse after U.S. duties are lifted for Brazil. Shares of coffee shops are rising

Keurig Dr Pepper Inc.

Analysts didn't like the deal to acquire coffee maker Jacobs

Shares of the Dr Pepper maker fell to their lowest since 2020 after advice to sell them

Black Rock Coffee Bar

The Arizona-based chain raised $294.1 million in its IPO

Black Rock Coffee Bar IPO: Shares of drive-through-focused coffee chain debut

Nestle S.A.

The company's stock, which was already under pressure, fell due to increased uncertainty

Nestle's CEO, appointed a year ago, has been sacked over an office affair. This is a shock to the market

Analysts warn of revenue and margin damage due to company transformation

Starbucks sales and profits fell short of expectations. Why did the stock jump 5%?

Previously, the company preferred to maintain the image of a premium brand against cheaper competitors