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From CNBC: Starbucks to lay off 300 U.S. employees, shutter some regional support offices

From Google News - World: Starbucks to lay off 300 U.S. employees, shutter some regional support offices - CNBC

From CNBC: Burberry says turnaround on track as Americas and China fuel strong growth

From CNBC: Kool-Aid to launch electrolyte packets with no artificial dyes as part of Kraft Heinz makeover

Swiss sneaker company On beat Wall Street's expectations on the top and bottom lines, helped in part by strong sales in China.

Restaurant traffic fell 2.3% in March compared with the year-ago period, according to Black Box Intelligence.

Target is refreshing its baby category as part of a broader effort to offer better products and more convenience to compete with Walmart and Amazon.

The restaurant company owns Dunkin', Arby's, Buffalo Wild Wings, Baskin Robbins, Sonic Drive-In and Jimmy John's.

Peloton CEO Peter Stern told CNBC that the company believes raising prices on its subscriptions was a value-driven move.

Peloton CEO Peter Stern told CNBC that the company believes raising prices on its subscriptions was a value-driven move.

Supplement patch company Barrière is launching the first-ever lactose intolerance patch in 1,700 Walmart stores, the company told CNBC exclusively.

Sales of Hershey's Ice Breakers rose 8% in the first quarter, thanks to the trend.

Spotify teams with Peloton to launch fitness content, potentially opening new revenue streams while expanding Peloton’s global reach.

Generation X is one of the biggest beauty spenders, and brands are paying attention.

Nike announced 1,400 layoffs, primarily in its technology department, on Thursday after cutting 775 jobs in January.