NASDAQ:SBUX 18 October 2025 - 21 January 2026

NEW YORK, January 1, 2026, 19:11 ET — Market closed Starbucks Corp shares ended the last regular session of 2025 down 1.22% at $84.21, underperforming a broadly weaker market on Dec. 31. U.S. stock markets were closed on Thursday for New Year’s Day. MarketWatch+1

Starbucks Corporation heads into the Friday, Dec. 26, 2025 session with investors balancing “turnaround momentum” headlines against ongoing labor friction, China strategy changes, and margin pressure that the company acknowledged in its latest results. With U.S. equity markets reopening after the Christmas Day closure, the post-holiday session can bring lighter liquidity and sharper moves on headlines—especially for large consumer brands in the spotlight. New York Stock Exchange Starbucks shares last settled at $84.57 on Dec. 24, putting the stock in the lower end of its recent 52‑week trading band while the company pushes a multi-year reset under CEO Brian Niccol. Investing

Starbucks Corporation wrapped up Christmas Eve trading on Wednesday, December 24, 2025, a shortened U.S. session that ended early at 1:00 p.m. ET ahead of the Christmas Day holiday. Barron's+1 In the regular session, SBUX closed at $84.57, up about 0.85% on the day, with the session’s range roughly $83.47 to $84.60 and volume near 3.46 million shares—typical of a thin, holiday-shortened tape. Yahoo Finance+1

Starbucks Corporation ended Tuesday, December 23, 2025 on a sour note, slipping while the broader market pushed higher. The stock closed at $83.86, down about 2.68% in regular trading, and hovered near $83.93 in after-hours trading, essentially flat versus the close—an early sign that investors aren’t yet chasing the dip heading into a holiday-shortened session. MarketWatch+2Public+2 With Christmas Eve trading on Wednesday, December 24, 2025 set to feature an early close at 1:00 p.m. ET, the next session is less about long, trend-defining price discovery—and more about headline sensitivity, liquidity conditions, and any surprise macro data that hits before the opening bell. New York Stock Exchange+1

Dec. 19, 2025 — Starbucks Corporation stock is back in the spotlight after a sharp move that has traders debating a familiar question: is this the start of a durable “Back to Starbucks” rebound—or just a relief rally inside a choppy turnaround? As of the latest available quote, Starbucks shares are around $89.42, up about 4.94% from the prior close, with a 52‑week range of roughly $71.55 to $106.00.

Dateline: December 9, 2025 Starbucks Corporation finds itself at a turning point. The coffee giant is trading well below its 52‑week high, navigating an open‑ended union strike, a major New York City labor settlement and a billion‑dollar restructuring under its “Back to Starbucks” turnaround strategy. At the same time, Wall Street still expects double‑digit upside over the next 12 months and a sharp rebound in earnings. Restaurant Dive+3investor.starbucks.com+3About Starbucks+3

Published: December 6, 2025 – For informational purposes only, not investment advice. Starbucks heads into the 2025 holiday season with its share price stuck in the mid‑$80s, even as the company juggles a historic U.S. barista strike, a nearly $39 million legal settlement in New York City and an ambitious growth push led by a fresh turnaround strategy and a new China joint venture.

Starbucks’ surprisingly strong Q4 sales and its renewed focus on customers suggest its “Back to Starbucks” strategy is gaining tractionabcnews.go.comts2.tech. Still, higher costs cut into marginsreuters.com. The company suspended guidance, with CFO Smith saying new forecasts will come at an investor event in Januaryreuters.com. In the meantime, analysts note that if Starbucks can sustain this momentum – by winning back customers and controlling costs – the stock may have further room to run. As one UBS analyst put it, investors are watching for an inflection in sales trends next yearts2.tech. Sources: Starbucks Q4 financial reportinvestor.starbucks.comabcnews.go.com; Associated Press/ABC Newsabcnews.go.comabcnews.go.comabcnews.go.com; Reuters analysisreuters.comreuters.com; TechStock²/ts2.tech strategy overviewts2.techts2.tech; stock analyst consensusts2.tech; Nasdaq/Starbucks investor siteinvestor.starbucks.com.

Starbucks stock trades in the mid-$80s after a recent bounce; it remains down about 9–10% over the past year ts2.tech simplywall.st. CEO Brian Niccol has launched a $1 billion “Back to Starbucks” turnaround – closing roughly 1% of U.S./Canada stores and cutting ~900 corporate jobs ts2.tech reuters.com. Q3 FY2025 results were weak: EPS $0.50 and profit plunged ~47% YOY on higher costs ts2.tech marketbeat.com. Wall Street is cautiously optimistic: ~⅔ of analysts rate SBUX a Buy, with an average 12‑month target around $100–105 ts2.tech stockanalysis.com. Labor tensions are mounting as unionized baristas rally over abrupt store closures axios.com, and major investors have urged Starbucks to restart stalled union negotiations reuters.com reuters.com. Globally, Starbucks is eyeing a partial sale of its China business reuters.com, even as it inks high-profile partnerships like the 2028 LA Olympics coffee sponsorship ts2.tech. Starbucks shares have edged upward in mid-October 2025 after months of stagnation. As of Oct. 17, 2025 the stock closed around $85.36, up about 8.8% in the past week simplywall.st. Despite that rally, SBUX remains roughly 10% below its price a year ago ts2.tech simplywall.st. The stock is trading just below key technical levels – its 50-day moving average and roughly near the