In the 26 and a half years during which Starbuck has been a public company—call it the "Howard Schultz regime"—the stock has returned roughly 24 percent annualized, which is kind of insane for an old-economy company when you think about it. The company's story has been told...
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...countless times in books and articles, but I wonder: If you were given access to granular store-level financials of a typical Starbucks location, or even a high-performing one, how much EXTRA might you learn? I bet it would be an interesting exercise: https://www.ft.com/content/62e2323c-f927-11e8-af46-2022a0b02a6c …
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I believe there was a period during which Schultz temporarily retired only to see the company falter. He returned and it immediately regained its status as a fast growing, money printing machine. We'll see if anyone but Schultz can run Starbucks.
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I didn't read the article but the fact that the new chief is already doing biopics is a bad sign.
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