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You can just go and have a cup of coffee, work there—but people are taking it a little bit to the extreme nowadays,” one ...
Starbucks customers in South Korea have been asked to stop bringing "bulky items" into cafes to do their office work, after ...
A Starbucks representative told Business Insider that the chain wants its customers to "have a pleasant and accessible store ...
Signs have been posted at Starbucks locations in South Korea informing customers that they will no longer be allowed to set ...
The Korea Herald reported last week that Starbucks stores in the country had introduced a ban on electronics, aside from the ...
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VnExpress International on MSNStarbucks Korea bans printers, desktops as more customers set up offices at cafes
Starbucks in South Korea has asked customers to stop bringing printers, desktop computers and bulky office equipment as ...
Starbucks Korea is telling customers to leave their home offices at home. The company has banned the use of desktop computers ...
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PRIMETIMER on MSNStarbucks introduces ban on bringing desktop computer, printers and ‘office setups’
In a new move, Starbucks has introduced a policy for all its cafes in South Korea, banning the use of substantial office setups including desktop computer and printers. The company also requests its ...
According to a recent report from The Korea Herald, Starbucks has banned the use of full-size desktop computers, printers, ...
Starbucks South Korea is implementing a new policy to enhance the in-store experience by discouraging customers from bringing ...
SEOUL, South Korea -- Scores of Starbucks cafés in South Korea have this month eliminated plastic straws on a trial basis as the South Korean government pushes shops to use fewer disposable items ...
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