Jewboo
29th April 2016, 04:20 PM
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Typical Ferguson residents
Starbucks Opens Ferguson Location
(FERGUSON, Mo.) — Starbucks has opened its first store in Ferguson, Missouri, as part of a national push to help lower-income communities.
In a statement, Starbucks said it was planning “to provide local jobs, create training opportunities for youth, and support efforts to rebuild and revitalize communities” in at least 15 other new locations in low-to-medium-income communities in the U.S. by 2018.
“We have always seen investments in the communities where Starbucks partners live and serve as investments in our business and brand,” said Rodney Hines, Starbucks director of Community Investments for U.S. Retail Operations, in a statement. “As we got to know the Ferguson community over the last year, we heard incredible stories of strength, empathy and understanding. We also heard loud and clear the need for business leadership and investment in the form of new jobs and training opportunities, particularly for young people.”
Ferguson Mayor James Knowles III said the city was “grateful to Starbucks.”
http://kticradio.com/abc_business/starbucks-opens-ferguson-location-begins-plan-to-open-stores-in-lowerincome-areas-abcid35673696/
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Typical Ferguson residents
Starbucks Opens Ferguson Location
(FERGUSON, Mo.) — Starbucks has opened its first store in Ferguson, Missouri, as part of a national push to help lower-income communities.
In a statement, Starbucks said it was planning “to provide local jobs, create training opportunities for youth, and support efforts to rebuild and revitalize communities” in at least 15 other new locations in low-to-medium-income communities in the U.S. by 2018.
“We have always seen investments in the communities where Starbucks partners live and serve as investments in our business and brand,” said Rodney Hines, Starbucks director of Community Investments for U.S. Retail Operations, in a statement. “As we got to know the Ferguson community over the last year, we heard incredible stories of strength, empathy and understanding. We also heard loud and clear the need for business leadership and investment in the form of new jobs and training opportunities, particularly for young people.”
Ferguson Mayor James Knowles III said the city was “grateful to Starbucks.”
http://kticradio.com/abc_business/starbucks-opens-ferguson-location-begins-plan-to-open-stores-in-lowerincome-areas-abcid35673696/
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