You can just go and have a cup of coffee, work there—but people are taking it a little bit to the extreme nowadays,” one ...

Extreme workers in South Korea have been using Starbucks stores to set up their own (not-so-mobile) office spaces.

Starbucks customers in South Korea have been asked to stop bringing "bulky items" into cafes to do their office work, after ...

According to a recent report from The Korea Herald, Starbucks has banned the use of full-size desktop computers, printers, ...

Starbucks Korea has changed its rules to stop remote workers from using cafes like offices and asked them not to bring big ...

A Starbucks representative told Business Insider that the chain wants its customers to "have a pleasant and accessible store ...

Starbucks in South Korea has updated its policy to ban customers from bringing bulky items like desktop computers and ...

Many South Koreans working from home were bringing multiple computers and cubicle-style dividers to Starbucks, making it ...

The coffee chain's Korean business is fighting back at "cagongjok", a growing trend of using cafes as full-time offices.

Starbucks South Korea is implementing a new policy to enhance the in-store experience by discouraging customers from bringing ...

A Starbucks logo is seen at a Starbucks coffee shop in Seoul, South Korea, March 7, 2016. Picture taken March 7, 2016. REUTERS/Kim Hong-Ji/Files ...