Seattle-based coffee giant Starbucks is planning to lay off 900 U.S. corporate staff members tomorrow morning, according to an open letter from CEO Brian Niccol. “Unless your job specifically requires…
Starbucks Cutting 900 Non-Retail Jobs and Closing More Stores
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