Starbucks CEO Admits Stores No Longer Safe in Major US Cities

Starbucks CEO Admits Stores No Longer Safe in Major US Cities
Starbucks' Executive Chairman, Howard Schultz, delivers a in Milan on May 7, 2018. Miguel Medina/AFP
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The head of Starbucks, Howard Schultz, admitted that the chain’s stores are no longer safe in a number of major U.S. cities, including Los Angeles, Portland, Philadelphia, and Washington.

American cities “have abdicated their responsibility in fighting crime,” Schultz said in a video published this week.
Jack Phillips
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