Starbucks is staffing up its stores with baristas and ditching machines in the latest stage of its turnaround

Source: Business Insider

Starbucks reported second-quarter results on Tuesday. AP Photo/Lindsey Wasson, FileStarbucks is investing in more hours for baristas in its latest turnaround effort. The chain is also rolling out an algorithm that sequences orders for store employees.

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