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Starbucks balances global sustainability goals with localized social efforts to stay relevant in diverse markets. How does it maintain brand consistency?

TOTAL REVENUE (GLOBAL)
29.1 billion US dollars
(as of 2021)



NO. OF STORES GLOBALLY
33,833
(as of October 2021)


On a global scale, Starbucks' CSR strategy follows People, Sustainability, and Ethical Sourcing


Global Sustainability, Local Impact – Starbucks' Social Marketing Strategy

Taiwan

Wholesale Trade

Retail & Consumer Goods

US wholesale giant found success across borders in Asian markets despite local competition. However, Tops Club, from the giant Thai conglomerate, Central Group struggled in the local markets. What are some lessons that can be learned?

From Costco's Triumph to Tops Club's Trials – A Comparative Study of Retail Strategies in Asia

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Oman

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Established in Canada, Tim Hortons embarked on a global expansion journey, notably targeting diverse markets in Asia. How does Tim Hortons navigate the complexities of heterogeneous Asian markets and tailor its strategies for success in this region?

Tim Hortons Goes Global – Heterogenous Market Entry Strategies in Asia

Japan’s largest discount store chain “Don Quijote” is known for its affordable prices among locals and tourists in Japan. How can the business retain its core strength even when approaching foreign customers overseas as “Don Don Donki”? 

Don Don Donki - Expanding Business Through Joint Venture

Kyushu-based ramen chains Ichiran and Ajisen have seen growth in Japan. Both then decided to aggressively expand operations overseas with different approaches.

Ichiran and Ajisen Ramen - Entering the Global Market

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