Starbucks generated $6.1 billion in revenue last quarter in North America, up 15% from the prior year — another all-time record, the company's CFO said on a call with investors.
the most expensive they've ever beenAs stores nationwide hiked prices due to inflation, sales continued to climb, the company said in its earnings report released on Thursday.
Starbucks saw a 10% increase in the average ticket, meaning customers spent 10% more on each purchase this year than they did during the same period last year, on average, according to the report. "As they raise the price, they've got so much customer loyalty that they're still able to keep those particular customers," he said.
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