Starbucks reports stronger-than-expected quarterly performance and raises its full-year outlook, driving a rise in its share price. Multiple outlets say the company posts a fourth consecutive quarter of same-store sales growth, indicating continued progress in its turnaround efforts under CEO Brian Niccol. In addition to same-store sales, Starbucks’ quarterly revenue and profit come in above expectations, which supports the company’s decision to increase guidance for the year. The Washington Times notes the company’s results include better-than-expected quarterly revenue and profit, and that the raised outlook contributes to the stock jump. CNBC similarly highlights that Starbucks’ improved sales trends and elevated guidance reflect the ongoing turnaround. Both reports describe the update as a positive signal for the company’s operational momentum and financial expectations for the remainder of the year. The articles do not provide specific revised figures, focusing instead on the overall direction of results, the duration of same-store gains, and the company’s increased guidance.