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Starbucks China gets up to $10 billion valuation

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Starbucks China gets up to $10 billion valuation as bidders line up - report

China business attracted bids valuing it at up to $10 billion as multiple investment firms, including Centurium Capital, Hillhouse Capital, Carlyle Group, and KKR & Co., compete to acquire a stake.

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Starbucks China attracts bids at up to $10 billion valuation, CNBC reports

Starbucks' China business has attracted offers for a potential stake sale, valuing the coffee chain unit at up to $10 billion, CNBC reported on Wednesday, citing people familiar with the matter. Asia-based private equity firms Centurium Capital and Hillhouse Capital as well as U.

Starbucks China bids reportedly value biz at $10 bn: what to do with SBUX stock

Starbucks considers partial sale of China business amid falling market share and rising local competition, with valuation pegged at up to $10 billion.

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Starbucks in China is in a lot of trouble, says China Market Research Group’s Shaun Rein

China Market Research Group’s Shaun Rein explains why Starbucks is making "strategic mistakes" in China and how it fares ...

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Bubble tea giant embodies Starbucks’ China dilemma

Mixue has grown into the world’s biggest food and beverage chain by selling sub-$1 drinks and adapting quickly as domestic ...

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Starbucks Stock Drifts Higher Amid Brewing China Business Sale Chatter

Starbucks shares are warming up in after-hours Tuesday following reports suggesting the coffee giant has drawn interest from ...

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Could Starbucks be considering a partial sale of its China business?

Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol has previously said that the company “remains committed to China for the long-term” ...

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China coffee giant Luckin opens its first U.S. stores in New York City

The Starbucks rival opened its first two stores in New York City on Monday, as the Xiamen-based coffee purveyor sets out to ...

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Chinese coffee giant makes bold move into Starbucks territory with NYC debut

Luckin Coffee, China's fastest-growing coffee chain, launches first U.S. stores in New York City as it continues global ...

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