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Starbucks in Trouble? Inside the CEO’s Radical Strategy to Win Back Customers
Starbucks recently reported disappointing fourth-quarter results, with earnings and revenue falling short of analysts’ expectations due to lackluster sales in its core markets, the U.S. and China. CEO Brian Niccol, who took the helm in September, has pledged swift action to address the challenges the company faces, with a clear emphasis on reshaping Starbucks’ operational strategy. He aims to attract customers back by implementing a new plan that includes faster service, with a target of delivering drinks within four minutes, and restoring the familiar condiment bars that were removed during the pandemic. Additionally, he plans to eliminate extra charges for milk alternatives, simplify menus, and improve staffing, all aimed at enhancing the customer experience in North America. However, revitalizing the Chinese market will require further analysis, as Starbucks faces strong competition from local players like Luckin Coffee.
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