Starbucks Corp

Headquarters location: 2401 Utah Ave. South Seattle, WA 98134 Tel. 206-447-1575 Job offers, investor relations: www.starbucks.com Email: investorrelations@starbucks.com Stock:

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« ETHICAL » RATING OF STARBUCKS , group and subsidiaries [?] 2 Labor: 2 violation(s) of fundamental labor rights 3 Net profit: more than 3 billion(s) dollars/euros in cumulated net profit since 1998 3052 Top management: earns 3052 times the median income in the United States (32000 US$/year) 3 Advertising & marketing: 3 dubious practice(s) Full profile >>>
Relevance: business & market share year business source 2006 Starbucks is the largest coffee shop chain Reuters 2006 Starbucks is the largest U.S. coffee-shop chain, has more than 5,500 company-operated U.S. and Canada stores. Bloomberg World locations & Manufacturing country incentive : address & contact : production type source   Twin River correction center, WA : prison Newsbytes The map of tax haven, secret accounts and shell companies Starbucks is managed by year name photo position; compensation source 2006Casey, Michael Advisor; salary: 0.76 million US$; stock-options: 3.58 million US$; 2006Coles, Martin Chief Financial Officer; salary: 0.87 million US$; stock-options: 1.7 million US$; 2006Schultz, Howard Chairman; salary: 1.19 million US$; stock-options: 96.55 million US$; 2002Behar, Howard Chairman; salary: 1.27 million US$; stock-options: 5.44 million US$; 2002Casey, Michael Chief Financial Officer; salary: 0.83 million US$; stock-options: 3.39 million US$; 2002Schultz, Howard Chairman; salary: 2.45 million US$; stock-options: 17.48 million US$; 2002Smith, Orin Chief Executive Officer; salary: 2.45 million US$; stock-options: 36.32 million US$; Highest paid executives in 2007 Advertising & marketing year dubious practice : image source 2007 Arguable partnership: value: Environnement, Equité; L'Expansio. 2007 Arguable partnership: value: Equité; Le Monde D. 2004 Arguable partnership: Don pour les victimes du tsunami: 100000 de dollars: value: Humanitaire; AFP Dubious practices in 2007

Made by year employees <> social impact : country source 2008 -600 Internal restructuring: Starbucks will eliminate 600 jobs as it works to turn around stagnating U.S. coffee shops in the face of a weak economy.: United States of America Reuters 2007 172000 2007 ILO violation 87,98 : The U.S. National Labor Relations Board's New York office charges that Starbucks, the ubiquitous coffee chain, had committed 30 violations of law in trying to ward off union activity at four outlets in the New York borough of Manhattan. The allegations states that Starbucks fired employees who were supportive of unionization and threatened to fire others. Union organizers are pushing Starbucks for higher wages and more hours, asserting that the $8.75 an hour that some New York coffee clerks, or baristas, earn is too little. They also want the company to guarantee a minimum of 25 or 30 hours of work a week for many of its employees.: United States of America Internatio. 2006 ILO violation 1,26 : Employees of subcontractor Danu Vina Corporation earn less than $2 a day making stuffed animals that will be sold in the U.S. by Hallmark, Disney, and Starbucks.: Vietnam CorpWatch 2003 74000 2002 62000 2001 47000 Layoff plans and labour conditions in 2007 Influence year purpose : intermediary/lobby : institution source 2006 Starbucks lobbyes the US authorities to prevent varieties of coffee bought in Ethiopia from being protected by a appelation from origin, which would increase its purchase price. Starbucks buys the coffee between 0.6 and 1.2 $ the kilo to the Ethiopian producers and sells it 26 $ to the US consumers. : translate UFC Que Ch. Influence in 2007 Financials year   sales income buyback source 2007   9.41 0.67   billion US$ 2006   7.79 0.56   billion US$ 2005   6.37 0.49   billion US$ 2005   5 million shares 2005   10 million shares 2004   9 million shares 2003   4.08 0.27   billion US$ 2002   3.29 0.22   billion US$ 2001   2.65 0.18   billion US$ 2000   2.17 0.1   billion US$ 1999   1.68 0.1   billion US$ Financial delinquency in 2007

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