The coffee chain drew backlash with a marketing campaign for a tumbler that is widely perceived as mocking those who died for South Korea’s pro-democracy movement.

The chairman of Starbucks Korea’s parent company has apologized and begged for forgiveness for an advertisement that seemed to mock a deadly 1980 military crackdown against pro-democracy protesters.

Coffee chain has seen ‘very significant’ drop in sales after campaign that evoked crackdown, local operator says.

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The South Korean President called the coffee house out for exhibiting 'inhumane and disgraceful behaviour' ...

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Starbucks offers free coffee to customers the day after a Dunkin’ Donuts Super Bowl LIX ad seems to diss the company.

(CNN) — Starbucks is offering a rare perk on Monday: free coffee. Under CEO Brian Niccol, the coffee chain has drastically reduced its deals and giveaways in an attempt to boost its bottom line. But ...