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Who Is Anand Varadarajan? Starbucks Names Indian-Origin Veteran As CTO
Starbucks has appointed Amazon veteran Anand Varadarajan as its new Chief Technology Officer to lead global technology operations.
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About 160 Global Retailers Poised To Set Up Shop In India This Year
These brands aim to launch 5,000 stores over the next five years, and cumulatively invest about $250 million, says Franchise India Holdings' Chairman Gaurav Marya.
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About 160 Global Retailers Poised To Set Up Shop In India This Year
These brands aim to launch 5,000 stores over the next five years, and cumulatively invest about $250 million, says Franchise India Holdings' Chairman Gaurav Marya.
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Starbucks Bans Personal Cups Over New Coronavirus
Reusable cups are in vogue for reducing waste but are no longer welcome at Starbucks cafes over fears of the coronavirus, the coffee chain announced.
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Starbucks cafe sales heat up slightly in latest quarter
The results from the world's biggest coffee chain came after McDonald's Corp, Dunkin' Donuts parent Dunkin' Brands and other major US restaurant operators said last quarter's severe winter storms chilled results.
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Starbucks coffee in Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore by September: Tata Global
Tata Starbucks, the newly formed joint venture company, would operate Starbucks Cafes in India.
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Who Is Anand Varadarajan? Starbucks Names Indian-Origin Veteran As CTO
Starbucks has appointed Amazon veteran Anand Varadarajan as its new Chief Technology Officer to lead global technology operations.
-
About 160 Global Retailers Poised To Set Up Shop In India This Year
These brands aim to launch 5,000 stores over the next five years, and cumulatively invest about $250 million, says Franchise India Holdings' Chairman Gaurav Marya.
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About 160 Global Retailers Poised To Set Up Shop In India This Year
These brands aim to launch 5,000 stores over the next five years, and cumulatively invest about $250 million, says Franchise India Holdings' Chairman Gaurav Marya.
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Starbucks Bans Personal Cups Over New Coronavirus
Reusable cups are in vogue for reducing waste but are no longer welcome at Starbucks cafes over fears of the coronavirus, the coffee chain announced.
-
Starbucks cafe sales heat up slightly in latest quarter
The results from the world's biggest coffee chain came after McDonald's Corp, Dunkin' Donuts parent Dunkin' Brands and other major US restaurant operators said last quarter's severe winter storms chilled results.
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Starbucks coffee in Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore by September: Tata Global
Tata Starbucks, the newly formed joint venture company, would operate Starbucks Cafes in India.
