Starbucks profits have been hit with a global shutdown in place. How are they prepared to weather the crisis and will competitors pounce?
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Better Buy: Starbucks vs. Dunkin’
The two coffee chains were performing well before the coronavirus hit, but which one offers better prospects going forward? Starbucks (NASDAQ:SBUX) and Dunkin’ Brands (NASDAQ:DNKN) are both leading coffee purveyors. Both also rely on consumer discretionary spending, but that is where the similarities end. Starbucks sells premium coffee, tea, and other beverages. It also offers specialty food items. In terms of Read More…
Should I Invest in Starbucks or Dunkin’?
With the coronavirus pandemic shutting down retail stores, is now a good time to invest in Starbucks or Dunkin’?
Is This Stock The Next Starbucks?
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Should I Buy Starbucks Stock?
Founded in 1971, serving lattes since 1983, and now the world’s largest cafe business. Amidst coronavirus casualties, we ask if Starbucks is a buy right now?
3 Big Brands Feeling The Sting Of The Coronavirus
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Forget Coronavirus: These 3 Starbucks Metrics Matter More
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Chinese Stocks Fall 8% on Market Reopen
The Shanghai Composite dropped 7.7% and the Shenzhen Component Index plunged 8.45% as Chinese markets reopen for the first time since January 24
Why has Starbucks stock fallen this week?
In its first-quarter earnings report published on Tuesday, Starbucks beat analyst expectations for the last three months. So why is its stock suffering?