Starbucks (SBUX) Stock

Starbucks has experienced several changes this year, and more are expected in 2025. The new CEO, Brian Niccol, will have to make decisions regarding the company's unionized stores and its operations in China.

David Palmer from Evercore ISI appears on 'Squawk on the Street' to share his predictions for the restaurant industry in 2025.

CEO Brian Niccol is expected to have at least a year to show the results of his turnaround plan. Investors need to be patient during this time.

Starbucks (SBUX) finished the last trading session at $90.58, which represents a decrease of 1.81% compared to the previous day's closing price.

Starbucks Co. NASDAQ: SBUX experienced a decline in its stock for most of December 2024 due to a five-day strike by its union workers starting on December 20. The Starbucks Union Workers consists of more than 11,000 baristas from 535 company-owned locations in the U.S.

A federal appeals court mostly dismissed Starbucks' appeal regarding a National Labor Relations Board decision that stated the coffee company wrongfully fired two baristas for trying to form a union.

On Friday, a federal appeals court mostly dismissed Starbucks' appeal regarding a National Labor Relations Board decision. The board found that the coffee company unlawfully fired two baristas in Philadelphia who were trying to form a union.

Josh Brown, the CEO of Ritholtz Wealth Management, appears on CNBC's "Halftime Report" to discuss his positive outlook for Starbucks.

Investors frequently rely on advice from Wall Street analysts when deciding whether to Buy, Sell, or Hold a stock. Although news about changes in ratings from these analysts can influence a stock's price, it's worth questioning how significant these changes really are.