If you can't spend the morning without a $4 latte, your caffeine habit is about to get a little bit easier.
Howard Schultz, Starbucks' CEO, has announced plans to launch a Starbucks delivery service in select markets late next year. The delivery service will offer both food and beverages from Starbucks.
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