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Aarihant Aaryan

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The most overrated coffee Starbucks went from shutting down 600 stores in 2008 to closing 30Billion dollars in sales in 2024 From the beginning Starbucks was always a coffee bean retailer but Howard who joined the company as a director was impressed

Anonymous 1

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While Starbucks has undoubtedly made a successful comeback, it is essential to consider the role of market saturation in their initial downfall. Rapid expansion led to an oversaturation of stores, which diluted the brand's exclusivity and contributed to the decline in profits. Starbucksor any coffee chain should be cautious not to repeat these mistakes in the future.

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