The attorney general of Missouri has filed a lawsuit against Starbucks alleging that the company prefers to white woman and people of color over white men and favors these groups.

Attorney General Andrew Bailey takes aim at the coffee giant’s diversity policies, accusing the company of racist and discriminatory hiring practices.

Seattle, WA-based Starbucks plans to lay off 1,100 corporate support employees as part of an effort to streamline operations ...

In a lawsuit filed Tuesday, Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey alleges Starbucks has violated federal and state laws prohibiting race discrimination by ties its compensation to racial and ...

The legal battle against corporate DEI policies has escalated as Florida files suit against Target and Missouri against ...

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Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey (R) has filed a lawsuit against Starbucks, claiming the international coffee chain ...

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The Missouri attorney general sued Starbucks over its DEI program and employers get whiplash from Trump’s immigration ...

Amid President Trump's anti-DEI orders, prominent Seattle firms including Amazon, Starbucks and K&L Gates have deleted ...

After Starbucks CEO called the boycotts 'unfortunate' he revealed the chain has plans to expand to the Middle East and China ...