While the 2015 Starbucks Holiday Cups feature a plain red design and no Christmas symbols, this is not proof that the coffee chain has an anti-Christian attitude. Dan Evon Published Nov. 5, 2015 ...

And though Starbucks says it “has told a story of the holidays by featuring symbols of the season from vintage ornaments and hand-drawn reindeer to modern vector-illustrated characters” since ...

The design “has told a story of the holidays by featuring symbols of the season from vintage ornaments and hand-drawn reindeer to modern vector-illustrated characters,” according to the company.

Starbucks' new coffee cups are beginning to look a lot like Christmas - but they don't name the holiday. The coffee chain is unveiling Thursday four new seasonal cups — and none of them uses the ...

Users praised the design and lauded Dunkin' Donuts for embracing Christmas and the holidays. They said Dunkin' did "what Starbucks should have done" -- reigniting the Great Starbucks Holiday Cup ...

These are the four designs included in Starbucks’s latest batch of seasonally themed cups, which will debut Friday as the company kicks off the holiday season. This year, the coffee-making titan ...

This year's holiday season red cups at Starbucks have stirred up critics who accuse the company of waging a war on Christmas. Starbucks said it removed "symbols of the season" used in the past ...

Snowflakes, doves and trees are out and minimalism is in for Starbuck’s signature holiday cups — to the dismay of Christian evangelists. The coffee chain’s seasonal designs are re… ...