Starbucks Looks to JV to Save China Business
Briefly

Starbucks has reported a troubling 14% decline in same-store sales in China, its intended growth market, with competition from Luckin Coffee impacting their presence.
The significant gap in store numbers, with Luckin Coffee leading with over 21,000 to Starbucks's 7,500, raises questions about Starbucks's ability to capture market share.
New CEO Brian Niccol faces challenges in the U.S. market as well, with customer dissatisfaction over wait times for service, complicating overall company strategy.
Though Starbucks expressed commitment to the Chinese market amidst speculation about a joint venture, it remains to be seen how effective such a strategy will be.
Read at 24/7 Wall St.
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