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Starbucks aims for 100 stores in Vietnam this year

National Focus - 2 year

Starbucks Vietnam CEO affirms to continue to open more stores and opportunities in addition to the places that the brand has visited.

We come to Vietnam to make money, not to save money: Starbucks Vietnam's CEO

Leader Talk - 6 year

The world-leading coffee brand does not need to change to blend in with the Vietnamese culture because customers want the same Starbucks taste at any place of the world, according to General Manager of Starbucks Vietnam Patricia Marques.

Starbucks Vietnam introduces member card and mobile payment system

National Focus - 6 year

Starbucks Vietnam has just introduced to customers across the market Starbucks cards which are used for its cashless payment system.

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Starbucks aims for 100 stores in Vietnam this year

We come to Vietnam to make money, not to save money: Starbucks Vietnam's CEO

Starbucks Vietnam introduces member card and mobile payment system

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