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Starbucks’ $113mn man has a China problem

There is a case for the US coffee group to cut back capital spending and slow expansion plans in the country

Starbucks has a Venti-sized problem in China. Having virtually created the mainland coffee shop market over the past 25 years, the Seattle-based coffee group is no longer the only latte in town.

Competition from foreign and local brands is stiff. China’s economy is slowing and consumers are more cautious. The result: despite investing heavily over the past six years to more than double its store count in the country, Starbucks has lost almost half of its market share.

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