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  1. Shinsegae and Emart are reported as operators of Starbucks Korea, with Chung Yong-jin as Chairman of Shinsegae.
  2. Shinsegae Group acquired a 67.5% stake in Starbucks Korea. Concurrently, Starbucks Korea faced public backlash regarding its marketing campaign.

Shinsegae operates Starbucks Korea under license, with a group chairman overseeing operations in the South Korean market.

3 reports, 2 independent Updated Sep 4
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Shinsegae operates Starbucks Korea under license, with a group chairman overseeing operations in the South Korean market.

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Shinsegae Group acquired a 67.5% stake in Starbucks Korea. Concurrently, Starbucks Korea faced public backlash regarding its marketing campaign. All 2 developments

Within Shinsegae and Emart are reported as operators of Starbucks Korea, with Chung Yong-jin as Chairman of Shinsegae.

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