Breaking
•Crackers versus vehicles: What really contributes to Delhi's Diwali pollution?•Arajet Reaches Five Million Passengers - Breaking Travel News•From ice cold to ICE COLD: Breaking down the Saints' two game-winning drives - NewOrleans.Football•Medical news update November 9th: Ministry of Health tightens standards for the production of research drugs starting in 2027. - Vietnam.vn•EXPLAINED | What Is COP31, and Who Pays to Protect India From Climate Change? - Open Magazine•Pakistan vs. Sri Lanka free live stream: How to watch 1st Test without cable in India - www.sportingnews.com•Scott Parker’s first West Ham task is to lift the mood – a day on the road with furious fans - The New York Times•Dak Prescott, Ceedee Lamb improv leads to explosive gains - Yahoo Sports•49ers’ playoff picture looks pretty rosy after Week 9 win - Yahoo Sports•Sunday Night Football: Bears overcome five giveaways, beat Bucs 27-24 - NBC Sports•Bears HC Ben Johnson provides injury update on Luther Burden - Yahoo Sports•Iceman Delivers When Needed: 3 Takeaways From Bears' Ugly Win vs. Buccaneers - FOX Sports•Hindalco shares drop 3% post-Q2 results; check what brokerages say - Moneycontrol.com•Trulieve Cannabis Q3 Earnings Call Highlights - TradingView•An ‘Asia-first’ strategy for cosmetics and pharma maker Pierre Fabre; seeks to double regional revenue - The Business Times•B&H Worldwide acquires US aircraft engine logistics specialist - Logistics Middle East•US and Iran are quietly negotiating as Middle East remains on edge. Here’s what to know - CNN•AGOA warning should accelerate South Africa’s export diversification - IOL•Mozambique proposes low-cost LNG-FSRU solution for South Africa’s gas ahortage - Club of Mozambique•South Africa telco MTN's service revenue rises 17.2% as Nigeria recovers - TradingView•Crackers versus vehicles: What really contributes to Delhi's Diwali pollution?•Arajet Reaches Five Million Passengers - Breaking Travel News•From ice cold to ICE COLD: Breaking down the Saints' two game-winning drives - NewOrleans.Football•Medical news update November 9th: Ministry of Health tightens standards for the production of research drugs starting in 2027. - Vietnam.vn•EXPLAINED | What Is COP31, and Who Pays to Protect India From Climate Change? - Open Magazine•Pakistan vs. Sri Lanka free live stream: How to watch 1st Test without cable in India - www.sportingnews.com•Scott Parker’s first West Ham task is to lift the mood – a day on the road with furious fans - The New York Times•Dak Prescott, Ceedee Lamb improv leads to explosive gains - Yahoo Sports•49ers’ playoff picture looks pretty rosy after Week 9 win - Yahoo Sports•Sunday Night Football: Bears overcome five giveaways, beat Bucs 27-24 - NBC Sports•Bears HC Ben Johnson provides injury update on Luther Burden - Yahoo Sports•Iceman Delivers When Needed: 3 Takeaways From Bears' Ugly Win vs. Buccaneers - FOX Sports•Hindalco shares drop 3% post-Q2 results; check what brokerages say - Moneycontrol.com•Trulieve Cannabis Q3 Earnings Call Highlights - TradingView•An ‘Asia-first’ strategy for cosmetics and pharma maker Pierre Fabre; seeks to double regional revenue - The Business Times•B&H Worldwide acquires US aircraft engine logistics specialist - Logistics Middle East•US and Iran are quietly negotiating as Middle East remains on edge. Here’s what to know - CNN•AGOA warning should accelerate South Africa’s export diversification - IOL•Mozambique proposes low-cost LNG-FSRU solution for South Africa’s gas ahortage - Club of Mozambique•South Africa telco MTN's service revenue rises 17.2% as Nigeria recovers - TradingView
government

Starbucks plans to hire 7,500 staff in major UK expansion plan

Confidence88·multiple reportsImportance92NP-EVT-20261109-E79130E

Coffee shop chain targets growth north of London with extra 500 outlets in big boost for youth employment Starbucks has set out plans to hire 7,500 new baristas over the next five years, in a boost to youth employment as the chain pins hopes for future growth on the north of the country. The US coffee shop chain, which employs more than 18,000 people in the UK, said the hiring spree would focus on the Midlands, north of England, Wales and Scotland, as it targets growth north of the M25. Cont

Read the original at the primary source
Starbucks plans to hire 7,500 staff in major UK expansion plan
Julia Kollewe · 11/9/2026, 5:01:00 AM
Also on the network: airlinesairports · farmerspulse · foodpulse · indias · naturepulse · travelerpulse

Discussion

ChatsPulse · 0 threads

No discussion yet. Sign in and start the first thread —