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Starbucks Korea to shut 2,000 stores to teach history lessons to employeesStarbucks Korea is closing over 2,000 stores for mandatory history and social sensitivity training after a marketing campaign sparked outra...- Starbucks sees sharp drop in Korean sales after 'Tank Day' marketing backlashStarbucks Korea sales have dropped significantly. This follows a marketing campaign that caused public anger. The campaign was linked to th...
- US lawmaker in China says there's 'a lot of work to do' to resolve trade conflictA US congressional delegation, led by Rep. Adam Smith, concluded a five-day trip to China, emphasizing the need to resolve the US-China tra...
- In India, Trump's tariffs spark calls to boycott American goodsAmidst rising anti-American sentiment fueled by U.S. tariffs, Indian businesses and supporters of Prime Minister Modi are calling for boyco...
- US stock market today: S&P 500 falls, Dow Jones drops, Nasdaq offers relief. Check top performing stocksStarbucks stocks slipped 0.2 per cent after reporting a weaker profit than analysts expected as it tries to turn around its operations.
- Nestle brews plans to bring Starbucks to retail outletsNestle is considering introducing Starbucks' ready-to-drink coffee products in India's retail market as part of their global partnership. T...
- More bang for Starbucks, IndiaStarbucks is a case study of how to unanchor prices and maintain exceptional customer connect. Brand loyalty in India on a par with what St...
- Coffee so cold it's hot: Iced Americano is South Korea's unofficial national drinkSouth Korea's coffee culture has even spawned its own language.
- Laxman Narasimhan: Starbucks’ new Indian boss is a move-fast espresso drinker new to retailBy the six-month mark, Narasimhan had come up with a strategy to turn around Reckitt’s performance that has prioritized growth and investme...
- South Korea changes how people dine: AI robots negate contact with staff, serve customersFrom order to pick-up, customers don't need a single face-to-face interaction.
- Wall Street gains ground after virus-driven selloffAll major S&P sectors were trading higher, with technology leading the charge on a 1.6% gain. Defensive utilities , real estate and consume...
- In trade dispute with Donald Trump, China has a secret weaponBeijing has used such campaigns in past disputes, sometimes with catastrophic consequences. The last time it did so was 6 years ago, agains...
- Would you pay $50 for coffee that is from space?To make the Astronaut coffee, cafe-owner Byeon puts the coffee beans into a weather balloon and launches it into space.
- Venture capital firms invest Rs 40 crore in TeaboxTeabox sources tea from over 200 plantations in the country for its customers in 75 countries. It eliminates intermediaries by selling onli...
- Tata Steel, ONGC in Fortune's most admired companies listTata steel and ONGC have made it to a list of the world's most admired companies, compiled by management consultancy giant Hay Group and Fo...
- Coffee to double its reach in IndiaAs existing coffee chains step up their expansion spree, the challenge is to manage costs. Cafés have moved into corporate campuses, hospit...
- Only three years for coffee chains to gain ground before Starbucks and Dunkin' enter IndiaExisting coffee chains have a window of opportunity of about three years before global heavies Starbucks and Dunkin' start going full blast.
- High living costs shock foreigners arriving in SKoreaSouth Korea is striving to become more foreigner-friendly, offering expatriates a range of services aimed at making life easier and more pl...
- Starbucks rides home with PepsiThe world's largest coffee chain and PepsiCo have signed a deal to sell Starbucks ready-to-drink beverages in international markets, includ...
- US retail magic fails overseasWhen it comes to selling overseas, the strategies of American retailers don’t always translate.
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