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Should Starbucks Have Said 'Sorry' to UK?
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After the UK business secretary lashed out at Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz's assessment of Britain's economy, Starbucks said it had "no intention of criticizing the economic situation in the UK" and was committed to the market.
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