In the U.S., the Starbucks logo was the stamp of ubiquity for the same coffee shop on every corner. Recognizable? Sure. But it was so bounded within its own circle that the brand had to be ...

(The images, top to bottom, represent Starbucks' logos since 1971. The company merged with Il Giornale in 1986.) This time the circle has been removed and the words "Starbucks Coffee" are gone.

This is the fourth logo change for Starbucks. The original logo in 1971 ... removing the outer circle and giving her a slightly more cheerful expression. For its fourth quarter and year ended ...

One features a unique circle layout behind the famed Starbucks logo, while another touts festive polka dots. A third design shows different hues of green and red, and the fourth displays oversized ...

On the outside of its repurposed food truck, the NYC-based mobile marijuana retailer Starbuds Flowers features a logo that’s hard to miss. The familiar graphic shows a woman with a pointy crown ...

the Patent Court of Korea ruled against the company's claim that a chain there with the name Starpreya Coffee (and a logo with a woman in a green circle) was too similar to the Starbucks brand.

the “confusingly similar and nearly identical” logo features a double-ringed green circle, capital letters and a siren image, mirroring Starbucks’ well-established design. According to ...

Starbucks wants the union to stop using "Starbucks" in the union name and stop using a logo with a green circle resembling the coffee chain's. In their lawsuit, union members say that Starbucks ...

Russia's rebranded Starbucks is a "totally different" brand, one of its owners told The WSJ. Stars Coffee sells frappuccinos, writes names on cups, and has a logo similar to Starbucks'. Another ...