NASDAQ:SBUX News 21 January 2026 - 1 February 2026

Starbucks shares fell 0.6% to $95.16 in after-hours trading Wednesday after reporting Q1 revenue of $9.9 billion and a 4% rise in global comparable-store sales. Adjusted earnings dropped to 56 cents a share, with operating margin down to 9%. The company will outline long-term targets at its investor day Thursday. CEO Brian Niccol said the turnaround plan is ahead of schedule.

Starbucks shares fell 0.6% to $95.72 Tuesday ahead of its fiscal first-quarter earnings report set for Wednesday morning. CEO Brian Niccol is under scrutiny as supply-chain issues persist despite new technology and system upgrades. The company also removed the $250,000 cap on Niccol’s personal use of the corporate jet after a security review. Wall Street analysts adjusted price targets as investors focus on sales and margins.

Starbucks shares fell 0.7% to $95.62 Tuesday after a Reuters report cited ongoing product shortages and problems with an AI inventory tool. The drop came as the S&P 500 rose 0.5%. Starbucks will report fiscal first-quarter earnings Wednesday morning and hold its investor day Thursday. CEO Brian Niccol’s personal jet use cap was lifted after a security review, Business Insider reported.

Starbucks shares fell 1.3% after hours Monday to $96.33. Analysts expect Q1 revenue of $9.63 billion and earnings per share of $0.57, with U.S. same-store sales seen rising 3% to 4%. The company reports earnings Jan. 28 and holds an investor day Jan. 29. A proxy filing set the annual meeting for March 25.

Starbucks shares fell 1.4% to $96.22 Monday, trailing a broader market rally ahead of its fiscal Q1 earnings report Wednesday and Investor Day Thursday. Volume reached 8.1 million shares. Analysts cited steady sales but ongoing margin pressures from higher coffee and labor costs. Peers traded mixed, with McDonald’s up 1.1% and Dutch Bros down 2.8%.