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Sep 2024
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☕ “Back to Coffee” — Starbucks’ CEO’s pl...

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$17M Sorority Houses get blow dry bar renovations… and it explains the housing industry.

Starbucks’ brand new CEO just revealed his turnaround plan in a letter… so we read it.

In-N-Out Burger opened in France, Mexico, and Japan… and it’s all for “legal” reasons.


$SBUX $MCD $SPY


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