Starbucks Korea announces staff history training after marketing campaign backlash.
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Starbucks Korea announces staff history training after marketing campaign backlash.

Starbucks Korea will provide history training to employees following criticism of a marketing campaign. The company faced backlash over promotional materials that sparked public controversy in South Korea.

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Reuters frames the story around the backlash over a marketing campaign, while Bloomberg leads with the operational response: closing all stores early for training.
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RReutersCENTER4h ago

“Starbucks Korea to give staff history training after backlash over marketing campaign”

BLBloombergCENTER3h ago

“Starbucks Korea to Close All Stores Early for History Training”

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