Starbucks plans new line, sees economic "tailspin"
SEATTLE (Reuters) - Starbucks Corp , which is battling to revive U.S. growth in an economy that is in a "tailspin," plans to roll out a line of energy and health and wellness products, Chief Executive Howard Schultz said on Wednesday.
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