COFFEE

Now you have a good excuse for keeping your coffee cup glued to your nose.

Time to brew another pot.

Greens and caffeine. Yummy.

A new study on the behavior of Starbucks customers in China finds that differences between wheat- and rice-growing cultures last for generations, long after families have left farming life.

Three letters you never want to see on your cup: “DTB.”

The label warning of cancer-causing chemicals doesn't give the full picture.

Between its two locations in Washington, D.C. and Los Angeles, the coffee shop has saved more than 775 felines.

Don't feel guilty about pouring that fourth cup.

Maybe your barista isn’t so careless after all.

Your morning routine gets quantified by mathematical models.

The generation accounts for 44 percent of America's coffee consumption.

There are a couple of new options for coffee lovers who don't want to spend the money or time required to grind your own beans.