Dec 7 - By Associated Press
Peet's Coffee & Tea said Monday it wouldn't bid more for Diedrich Coffee Inc., but it also refused to end its monthlong effort to buy the roaster, arguing that an offer from Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Inc. may face challenges.
Nov 23 - By Associated Press
Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Inc. bested a rival Wednesday, after the board at Diedrich Coffee Inc. said its all-cash buyout offer trumped a dueling cash-and-stock bid.

Nov 14 - By Associated Press
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton says she would be happy to talk to Sarah Palin over coffee.
Nov 13 - By Associated Press
Wolf Farms has won the Kona Coffee Cultural Festival's Classic Cupping Competition.
Nov 12 - By Associated Press
Shares of Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Inc. declined on Thursday after the specialty coffee company forecast a decline in fiscal first-quarter profit.
Nov 2 - By Associated Press
Coffee chain retailer Peet's Coffee & Tea Inc. said Monday it will buy wholesale roaster and distributor Diedrich Coffee Inc. for $213 million in a move to enter the rapidly growing single-cup coffee market.

Oct 1 - By Associated Press
The San Francisco 49ers are putting their offense in the hands of rookie running back Glen Coffee.

Sep 28 - By Ashley M. Heher, AP Retail Writer
Caffeine addicts nationwide got first tastes of Starbucks Corp.'s newest offering as the coffee giant blanketed the nation with tens of thousands of free samples of its instant coffee called Via.
Sep 20 - By Associated Press
St. Louis is perking up with jokes about the $200,000 cup of coffee. But officials at a college and its insurance company aren't laughing.
Sep 15 - By Associated Press
Talk about a caffeine high.
Jul 29 - By Associated Press
Coffee company Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Inc. said Wednesday its fiscal third-quarter profit more than doubled on higher sales.
Jul 27 - By Associated Press
The San Francisco 49ers have signed running back Glen Coffee, their third-round draft pick, to a four-year contract.
Jul 9 - By Associated Press
Customs agents discovered an extra ingredient in a shipment of Colombian coffee: nearly a half-ton of cocaine.

Jun 3 - By Glenn Adams, Associated Press Writer
A deliberately set fire destroyed a topless coffee shop early Wednesday, just hours after the owner talked with local officials about making the business more like a strip club, investigators said.
Jun 2 - By Associated Press
A Portsmouth, N.H., man was given a suspended 60-day jail sentence for stealing an $8.29 bag of coffee — and he's been banned from all the Dunkin' Donuts in town. Matthew Anderson, 20, pleaded guilty Monday to a misdemeanor count of shoplifting. He admitted going into a Dunkin' Donuts, placing two bags of coffee under his shirt, and leaving one behind after an employee confronted him, The Portsmouth Herald reported.
May 5 - By Associated Press
In a story May 5, The Associated Press reported that Dunkin' Donuts will cut the prices of lattes in its New York, New Jersey and Connecticut stores. The story should have made clear that price cuts will be available only in stores in New York City and the counties closest to it in those three states.
Apr 17 - By Associated Press
Some customers at Starbucks shops around the Birmingham area have been getting an extra ingredient with their coffee: Kindness. Customers at shops in eastern Birmingham, Hoover and Vestavia Hills are paying it forward by anonymously picking up the tabs of others.
Mar 13 - By Associated Press
Police said a woman has been arrested for allegedly slipping some tranquilizers into her boss's coffee because she felt "he needed to chill out." Police said the 24-year-old woman admitted to detectives that she slipped the drugs into veteranarian John Duckett's drink. Officers said Duckett knew something was wrong shortly after drinking some of the coffee Tuesday morning.
Feb 19 - By Associated Press
All the customer wanted was coffee. Instead, he needs four new tires. Police say a worker at a Massachusetts Dunkin' Donuts slashed the tires on a customer's Jeep after the two got into an argument Tuesday.

Feb 19 - By AllisonLinn
When Starbucks Chief Executive Howard Schultz announced that he was taking back the reins at the company he had built to glory, the recession had just begun and the foreclosure and banking crises were far from apparent.

Feb 13 - By Ramit Plushnick-Masti, Associated Press Writer
Steam releases in a long psssssssssss. Coffee drips and glasses clink. Coffee lovers in the hotel lobby closely watch baristas prepare their crafts: espressos and cappuccinos that can win them the title of best coffee maker on the East Coast.
Feb 12 - By Lauren Shepherd, AP Business Writer
Starbucks Corp. said Thursday it will unveil a new instant coffee as part of its attempt to turn around sluggish sales and shed its reputation for pricey lattes.

Feb 3 - By Lauren Shepherd, AP Business Writer
The allure of the value meal has long seduced penny-pinchers craving a cheeseburger. Now, as the dismal economy slurps up profits, Starbucks Corp. is hoping to find some sales salvation in its own value meal variety.

Jan 29 - By Harriet Baskas, msnbc.com - Only on msnbc.com
One summer, early in my traveling career, I took my mother with me on my work-related road trips. Not because she was great company, but because with her in tow I could get a senior discount on motel rooms. As you can imagine, there were some serious downsides to that scheme, but at the time it seemed to make sense.
Jan 27 - By Elizabeth Somer, M.A., R.D., msnbc.com - Only on msnbc.com
What if you could take a big chunk out of those weight-loss goals and put a dent in your health status by making only a few tiny adjustments to your daily diet? Well, it’s absolutely possible. In fact, you don’t need to turn your life upside down to be healthy and fit, according to Elizabeth Somer, M.A., R.D., author of “10 Habits That Mess Up a Woman’s Diet,” who adds that cutting even 100 calories from your daily fare is all it would take to stop weight gain. Here she offers seven simple steps to get you started: