Starbucks Corp reported its Q4 full fiscal year 2025 results with a surprising return to positive comparable store sales for the first time in seven quarters. Despite the reported increase in global sales, customers are exiting stores quickly rather than lingering. The company admitted to more U.S. store closures than previously estimated and analysts raised concerns regarding compressed margins. However, Starbucks's stock responded positively to the mixed Q4 earnings, suggesting that their turnover strategy is impactful. Investment management firms made noteworthy transactions, including acquisitions and reductions of Starbucks shares. Some analysts suggest high valuation and weak growth might cause troubles for the coffee giant. CEO Brian Niccol's plans are reportedly working as the company figures out a major revamp, yet specifics on future plans are demanded by Wall Street. Renowned investor Jim Cramer endorses buying Starbucks' shares, despite the controversies surrounding the company's Red Cup Day. Despite missing EPS estimates and ongoing challenges with soaring coffee prices, the company is considered one of the most resilient fast-food dividend stocks in 2025.
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