Starbucks, Waffle House and a Mister Car Wash are among several brands that have lobbied to build and open in Lebanon, but each of them are at different stages in the approval process.

Starbucks is changing how it charges for some drink add-ons in a move the company claims will simplify pricing and save ...

Starbucks is a popular coffee chain in Lebanon with 16 branches around the country. On the social networking website Facebook, many groups call for boycotting U.S. companies allegedly supporting ...

Starbucks and MOD Pizza are coming to Lebanon County. According to Tom Long, township manager of North Cornwall, a building that will eventually house a Starbucks and MOD Pizza is currently under ...

Starbucks said many branches in the Middle East and Southeast Asia were losing business due to the ... Kuwait, Lebanon, Morocco, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and the United Arab Emirates.

Melinda Wissig, a shift supervisor at Starbucks, 1377 S Lebanon St., said a customer yelled that a tornado was coming. Wissig looked up and saw the funnel — and the leaves it was kicking up.

Lebanon also has Starbucks locations further east on West Main and on South Cumberland. Starbucks had looked at building at a location a nearby Thorntons on West Main, but it didn't get through ...

LEBANON, Pa. (WHTM) — A new Jersey Mike’s sub shop and a new Starbucks location will both be open soon in Lebanon County. According to Jersey Mike’s, their new Lebanon location wi… ...

Starbucks currently operates in early 600 stores in 12 countries in the Mideast and North Africa, including Lebanon, Jordan and Egypt. CNNMoney (New York) First published August 8, ...

Starbucks was drawn into the conversation after Starbucks Workers United, ... Israel invaded Lebanon to counter attacks from Palestinian armed groups, occupying parts of the country until 2000.

Starbucks, Waffle House and a Mister Car Wash are among several brands that have lobbied to build and open in Lebanon, but each of them are at different stages in the approval process. Meanwhile ...