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Starbucks Changes Its Mind on 27 Cafes

September 10, 2009 by Stephen Kersey  
Filed under Business

More than a year ago, Starbucks said that it was going to close 900 cafes. However, the coffee company now says that they won’t have to close as many cafes as feared. In fact, 27 of the Starbucks cafes that were going to close are now going to remain open.

Starbucks changed its mind after it was found that the cafes ended up being more profitable than expected. Not only will that mean the cafes will stay open but it also means that Starbucks won’t have to layoff as many employees as it had earlier predicted.

The state most effected by this news is Starbucks. Texas will get to keep five Starbucks cafes — two in Houston and one each in Dallas, Corpus Christi and Arlington. Other states that had two or more cafes that will now stay open include California, Minnesota, Nevada and New York.

While there are licensed Starbucks cafes that are owned and managed by an individual or company, all these cafes that are being saved are cafes that are owned by Starbucks itself.

Starbucks (Image: Flickr)

Starbucks (Image: Flickr)

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