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Starbucks Slashes 1,100 Corporate Jobs as Chain Pushes Turnaround Effort

Starbucks Slashes 1,100 Corporate Jobs as Chain Pushes Turnaround Effort

The coffee chain has shuffled senior leadership, trimmed its menu, and is doing non-barista layoffs as it seeks to return to a growth trajectory.

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