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Park Jong-cheol.

South Korean politician (1965-)

Seen in 6 reportsLast reported Aug 6

Reports this week: 0
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Connections: 4

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Controversy surrounding the death of activist Park Jong-cheol, linked to torture, caused a significant sales decline for Starbucks in South Korea.

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Around Park Jong-cheol this week

News at the entities that move Park Jong-cheol most

Starbucks Transactional
DFI Retail Group will assume majority ownership of Starbucks-licensed business, while Sembcorp completed the acquisition of Alinta.

Moves Park Jong-cheol
Tue 10:50

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The 2 strongest of 4, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.

Starbucks Transactional

A's marketing campaigns and operational actions were linked to the mockery of B, whose death was due to police torture.

Some supportJun 23

Park Jong-cheol → Starbucks
Starbucks → Park Jong-cheol
Shinsegae Transactional

A company was involved in a controversy that led to the death of the individual.

Some supportAug 6

Park Jong-cheol → Shinsegae
Shinsegae → Park Jong-cheol

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June 2026

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Jun 7, 2026Controversy surrounding the death of activist Park Jong-cheol, linked to torture, caused a significant sales decline for Starbucks in South Korea.