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In May 2018, in the wake of a global uproar after two black men in a Philadelphia Starbucks were arrested while awaiting a friend, Starbucks closed its approximately eight thousand U.S. stores to conduct racial bias training {Figure 3.1].1 The company also officially changed its policy to allow people to Visit its stores and restrooms without making a purchase, hoping to avoid more incidents like this one {sparked by a white employee calling 911 when the men did not buy anything}. The two men who were arrcstcd eventually settled with Starbucks for an undisclosed sum. As one of the largest beverage rotailcrs in the world, Starbucks directly affects countless stakeholders: food and drink distributors; coffee and tea growers; milk producers; urban and suburban communities; local, state, and national governments; more than 300,000 employees and 1,600 institutional investors; and millions of customers.2 The company's decision to close its US. stores for half a day was financially costly, and the training session could never fully solve the problem of conscious or unconscious bias. But the firm believed it was the rig ht thing to do. Why does it matter to its stakeholders what Starbucks does? What role do stakeholders play in a company's decisions about its ethical behavior, and why