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Sarah Whitten
Sarah Whitten is a writer for CNBC.com covering restaurants, food, retail, social media, technology, and entertainment.
Prior to CNBC, Whitten held internships with Showtime and Roanoke College programs including The Lutheran Writers Project and The Roanoke Review.
Whitten earned a bachelor's degree in English and Creative Writing from Roanoke College where she was the Editor-in-Chief of the student-run newspaper, The Brackety-Ack.
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- By: Sarah Whitten
Shares of Chipotle Mexican Grill skyrocketed on Wednesday after the company posted better-than-expected earnings after the closing bell.
- By: Sarah Whitten
Restaurant Brands International tells investors it's about to make major changes at its Canadian-based coffee chain Tim Hortons.
- By: Sarah Whitten
Pizza Hut is gearing up for its first big promotion as the official pizza sponsor of the National Football League.
- By: Sarah Whitten
Hasbro shares crater after lackluster earnings report; company blames the Toys R Us liquidation for disappointing sales.
- By: Sarah Whitten
Many restaurants generated systemwide sales of at least $200 million in 2017, but some are growing faster than others.
- By: Sarah Whitten
Kreiz has been a director on Mattel's board since June 2017, and was slated to be elected as the board's chairman at its shareholder meeting on May 17.
- By: Sarah Whitten
Starbucks is shuttering all of its company-owned stores during the afternoon on May 29 and it could cost the brand millions in lost revenue.
- By: Sarah Whitten
Fake Starbucks coupons have begun circulating on social media in the wake of protests over the arrests of two black men who had asked to use a Starbucks restroom.
- By: Sarah Whitten
Kevin Johnson's response to the arrest of two black men at a Philadelphia Starbucks is an "instructive playbook" for other CEO's dealing with crisis.
- Starbucks to close all company-owned stores on the afternoon of May 29 for racial-bias education dayBy: Sarah Whitten
Starbucks announced Tuesday that it will close all of its company-owned locations in the U.S. during the afternoon of May 29 to conduct a racial-bias education program.
