After posting third quarter 2019 results, Luckin shares soared by over 42% proving recent large institutional bets correct.
China's Zhengzhou Commodity Exchange will speed up preparations to launch soda ash, coffee and peanuts futures among others, an executive from the...
The authority has been working with exporters and relevant bodies to facilitate successful participation of Ethiopia at the Shanghai import expo, with...
“Everyone here plants coffee, and coffee is a part of our culture,” said Mr Eban, in the farm he inherited from his...
From: thegardenisland.com Cameron and Caleb Satterfield know a thing or two about coffee. The 29-year-old twins started roasting their own beans several...
From: cnbc.com The chief financial officer of Luckin Coffee — Starbucks’challenger for the Chinese coffee market — said Thursday that the trade war will hit...
From: reuters.com SHANGHAI (Reuters) – Food giant Nestle (NESN.S) on Thursday started selling Starbucks-branded (SBUX.O) coffee in mainland China, seeking to tap...
From: barrons.com Luckin Coffee (ticker: LK), Starbuck’s China challenger, continues to grow fast with aggressive new store openings and more menu options. Revenue for...
From thenational.ae Ten years ago, in the southern Chinese town of Yangshuo, you had only one choice for a western chain restaurant:...
From: barrons.com Competition in the Chinese coffee market will challenge Starbucks , but the Seattle giant can still rely on that market to help drive...
From: bloomberg.com Starbucks Corp. agreed to license its Thailand operations to a partner, in the latest sign that the coffee behemoth is sharpening...
From: global.chinadaily.com.cn Forty-four-year-old Zhao Jiadong prefers his coffee served black. “People like us who have gone through a bitter life no longer...
From fastcasual.com Starbucks CEO Kevin Johnson is confident that his growth strategy is working, and that includes his plans for the U.S....
From finance.yahoo.com China’s upstart coffee brand, Luckin, has an audacious plan: convince China to switch from tea to coffee, overtaking Starbucks while...
From: fool.com Since Starbucks (NASDAQ:SBUX) opened its first store in China in 1999, it has dominated the Chinese market. The java giant has introduced coffee...
From: xinhuanet.com BEIJING, April 23 (Xinhua) — China and Ethiopia signed a Memorandum of Understanding on Tuesday on coffee exports to China...