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1. • • A talented athlete, Schultz got into Northern Michigan University on a football scholarship but ultimately decided not to play and got through school with loans and odd jobs. After college, he went into sales, and it was at his second company, Hammarplast, which sold European coffee makers, that lead Schultz to Starbucks.
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   What happened to Starbucks?

   • In 2009, it closed another 300 stores and laid off 6,700 employees. On January 8, 2008, Howard D. Schultz returned as CEO of Starbucks after a gap of eight years, replacing Jim Donald. Schultz had nurtured the company since 1982 when it had only four outlets.

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   What happened to Starbucks in 2008?

   • Starbucks was forced to shut 600 shops that were not making profits. By March 30, 2008, its profit had fallen 28 per cent compared to the same period in 2007. In 2009, it closed another 300 stores and laid off 6,700 employees. On January 8, 2008, Howard D. Schultz returned as CEO of Starbucks after a gap of eight years, replacing Jim Donald.

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   Will Schultz donate his royalties to Starbucks?

   • Schultz will donate all of his royalties from the sale of the book to the Starbucks Foundation and the CUP Fund. About Rodale Inc. Rodale is a global multiplatform media company with a mission to improve the health and wellness of the individual, community, and planet.

   ONWARD: How Starbucks Fought for Its Life without Losing Its Soul, by

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   Who opened Starbucks in 1971?

   • When Gordon Bowker, Jerry Baldwin, and Zev Siegl opened Starbucks in a rented storefront near Seattle's Pike Place Market on March 30, 1971, they had little business experience and hardly any cash. But they were confident that once Seattleites discovered what a great cup of coffee tasted like, they'd be hooked. How right they were!

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   Who is Howard Schultz?

   • Onward is Schultz's story of the next and perhaps harder challenge of any entrepreneur's journey: saving a mature company from losing its way, and rediscovering its purpose. In 2008, Howard Schultz made the unprecedented decision to return as the ceo, eight years after he stepped down from daily oversight of the Company and became chairman.

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   What happened to Starbucks in 1980?

   • He exited the company in May 1980 and Starbucks bought back his 2,541 shares. At the same time, Starbucks's core business was beginning to take off. For its 1980-1981 fiscal year sales swelled to $4.4 million, up 49 percent from the previous year. A Pivotal Year Then came a pivotal year in company history.

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   Mar 27, 2011 · In his farewell letter to more than 2 million past and present Starbucks partners, founder and executive chairman Howard Schultz expressed his gratitude for the creativity, hard work and love all of them pour into the company.

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   Sep 22, 2014 · On January 8, 2008, Howard D. Schultz returned as CEO of Starbucks after a gap of eight years, replacing Jim Donald. Schultz had nurtured the company since 1982 when it had only four outlets.

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   Jan 26, 2004 · Schultz went out to investigate. And that's how Howard Schultz walked into the Starbucks Coffee, Tea, and Spice store in Seattle's Pike Place Market.

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   Feb 15, 2017 · Howard Schultz (b. 1953) was hired later that year, and at his urging Starbucks opened its first espresso bar in 1984. In 1987 Baldwin and Bowker (Siegl had sold his shares in 1980) sold Starbucks to a group of investors led by Schultz.

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   Schultz initially hesitated to sell frappuccinos, says Howard Behar, a Starbucks executive for 21 years. “It didn’t live up to his purist idea of coffee,” says Behar.

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   Jun 30, 2016 · Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz was 7 years old and living in the Brooklyn projects with his two siblings when his father, a truck driver, broke his ankle. Without health insurance or worker's...

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   Dec 31, 2007 · In February of 1995, after a fourth location opened, it was announced that Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz would visit the Houston stores for the first time. On the night he arrived, around 1 a.m., a motorist plowed into the Westheimer/Fountainview store, causing significant damage.