Starbucks’ Schultz Tells It Without the Java Jive
March 22, 2007
At yesterday’s shareholder meeting, Starbucks chairman Howard Schultz attempted to “separate fiction from the truth” regarding the 9.6 percent drop in the company share price since this time last year and dispelled rumors that the chain is rolling back growth initiatives.
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