There will be a few changes Monday morning as people head to Caribou Coffee to grab a cup of Joe.
More here: Caribou Coffee Brewing Up New Logo, Brand (WCCO Minneapolis - St. Paul)
A man made off with more than just espresso from a Portland coffee stand -- he demanded cash, too.
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Robber Targets Coffee Stand At Gunpoint (FOX 12 Oregon)
The Coffee Party was formed on the opening premise that the federal government “is not the enemy of the people.”
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Coffee Party, With a Taste for Civic Participation, Is Added to the Political Menu (New York Times)
There may be a Starbucks on every corner of this town, but NYC's becoming a mecca for small artisanal coffee chains from other cities eager to take advantage of our hyper-caffeinated culture.
More here: Coffee wars: New cult-hit java joints are brewing a big city rivalry (New York Daily News)
GUATEMALA CITY (AP) — Coffee industry leaders say world supplies are growing tighter as demand grows.
More here: World coffee conference says supplies tightening (The Jackson Sun)
Caribou Coffee, a distant No. 2 in the coffee chain category next to Starbucks, is attempting to bolster its appeal as a branded coffee company by playing down the ski lodge imagery and, yes, the caribou, with a sweeping rebranding.
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Why the New Caribou Coffee Logo Features Less Caribou (BrandWeek)
LA CROSSE, Wisconsin (WXOW) -- A local organization that helps serve the hungry is trying to raise money for new kitchen equipment. Peace and Coffee is located in downtown La Crosse. The organization
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Peace and Coffee raises funds for kitchen needs (WXOW 19 La Crosse)
LONGMONT – The way Brandon and Camrin Knudsen see it, there are two types of coffee shops. There’s home – the type of shop where people like to hang out, read, meet people or just watch life go by. Then there’s work, the type of shop that serves people on the go.
At the year's concluding Sioux Falls-area legislative coffee Saturday, the watchword of the day was investment. Investment in education, economic development and the deep underground laboratory in the former Homestake Mine in Lead all were widely touted by lawmakers in Districts 9, 11, and 12 as priorities to be safeguarded as the Legislature produces a mandatory balanced budget in the next two ...
India's budget yet again demonstrates to NRIs that investing in their homeland is probably the best option right now. The West is still struggling to climb out of one of its deepest recessions and provides low returns, while India's growth story promises healthy returns. Surely, it's time to wake up and smell the Indian coffee.
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India's budget: NRIs wake up and smell the coffee (Calcutta News)