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Starbucks To Rent All Remaining Retail Space On Earth!

Starbucks raises expansion goal to 40,000 stores,

Starbucks Corp. on Thursday raised its long-term expansion goal to 40,000 stores from 30,000 and said it was nowhere close to exhausting opportunities in North America, even as possibilities appear internationally.

The company, known for its ubiquity in parts of the United States, expects to have 20,000 outlets in the United States and 20,000 internationally, James Donald, chief executive, said in a meeting with analysts in Seattle.

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This is big news. That will have a big impact no doubt. There is an interesting conversation happenning about starbucks here
http://www.changeeverything.ca/did_you_want_cream_and_sugar_with_that

This is big news. That will have a big impact no doubt. There is an interesting conversation happenning about starbucks here
http://www.changeeverything.ca/did_you_want_cream_and_sugar_with_that

Well, they've already got another thirty-odd stores in their arsenal. Diedrich Coffee, second only to Starbucks in terms of roasting and distribution (or so my bosses tell me), has purchased all but a handful of the leases for Diedrich Coffee retail stores.

I am NOT happy.

It's got me so flustered that I can't type properly, apparently. That should read that the Diedrich stores' leases were purchased by Starbucks :p

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