Starbucks Corp. said late Thursday it was already showing early signs of recovery in China and that U.S. sales are still strong despite the COVID-19...
Starbucks Corp.
said late Thursday it was already showing early signs of recovery in China and that U.S. sales are still strong despite the COVID-19 coronavirus. In a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, the company said that while there were some near-term financial headwinds,"our long-term, optimistic outlook for the growth potential of Starbucks is undiminished.
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