Starbucks Closing?
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Originally Posted by Kingsta18,Feb 16 2008, 02:54 PM
That's what I thought, and not only that they are individually owned, so how could they all be closing.
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http://www.starbucks.com/business/default....cookie%5Ftest=1
Where it says licensed stores:
- A qualified high volume/high traffic retail or foodservice operation can own and operate a Starbucks licensed store. Examples include: hotels and resorts, healthcare, college and university campus environments and business and industry.
Doesn't that mean they can be owned by other individuals/companies?
Where it says licensed stores:
- A qualified high volume/high traffic retail or foodservice operation can own and operate a Starbucks licensed store. Examples include: hotels and resorts, healthcare, college and university campus environments and business and industry.
Doesn't that mean they can be owned by other individuals/companies?
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Originally Posted by kpxplaya415,Feb 18 2008, 06:35 AM
the "emergency retraining" is to retrain their stores to create the exact same beverages store to store so they dont vary in taste and all that good stuff.
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Originally Posted by Kyushin,Feb 17 2008, 12:26 AM
lol i used to love starbucks, but seems no matter what one you visit theres aline out the door and takes atleast 15 min to get a coffee,
Mcdonalds coffee FTW, no lines no waiting
Mcdonalds coffee FTW, no lines no waiting
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Originally Posted by Kingsta18,Feb 18 2008, 12:31 AM
http://www.starbucks.com/business/default....cookie%5Ftest=1
Where it says licensed stores:
- A qualified high volume/high traffic retail or foodservice operation can own and operate a Starbucks licensed store. Examples include: hotels and resorts, healthcare, college and university campus environments and business and industry.
Doesn't that mean they can be owned by other individuals/companies?
Where it says licensed stores:
- A qualified high volume/high traffic retail or foodservice operation can own and operate a Starbucks licensed store. Examples include: hotels and resorts, healthcare, college and university campus environments and business and industry.
Doesn't that mean they can be owned by other individuals/companies?
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