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Coffee drinkers know how crucial a morning caffeine solution can be, and those of us who count on a jolt to start our day have generally have afavorite coffee that we frequent. But now, an emblematic coffee chain has inadvertently revealed that it would close additional stores, after having already announced imminent closures earlier this month. Read the rest to find out which channel will make the location and why the CEO of the company said it was taking measures.

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Coffee channels are unfortunately not the only stores to say goodbye in 2022. This week, theLidl reduced prices confirmed that he would make closing places on July 31. Two stores, one in Danville, in Virginia, and another in Rocky Mount, in North Carolina, will be closed, having been nicknamed "underperforming" in the Lidl network, said a spokespersonBetter life.

CVS of the pharmacy chain recentlyclosings announced in Texas and Georgia this month, havingalready closed Locations in a number of states this year, including California, North Carolina, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, South Carolina, Maryland, New York and Michigan.

Many of us are counting on these channels for grocery store and prescriptions, but those who cannot do without a cup of hot coffee can be more discouraged to find out more about the last series of closures.

The next time you want a Macchiato Venti Caramel, you will want to make sure that your local Starbucks store is still in service. Indisclosed video sequences Posted on Twitter on July 13, Starbucks interim CEOHowardSchultzsaid the company would close "much" stores.AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

This news comes after the company announced that16 Starbucks locations would beClosing by July 31, according to the reports ofWall Street's journal. The locations on the cutting block include six in Los Angeles, six in Seattle, two in Portland, Oregon and a place each in Washington, D.C. and Philadelphia.

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Safety problems were cited as the main reason for the first cycle of closures, and Schultz alluded to the fact that these concerns will lead to the closure of more stores. "Starbucks is a window on America," said Schultz in the video, where he seemed to speak to employees. "We have stores in each community, and we are faced with things in which stores have not been built."

Employees expressed concerns about mental illness, homelessness and global crime during "co-creation sessions," said Schultz, which prompted managers to act, even if the stores remain profitable. "We listen to our people and close the stores, and this is only the beginning," he added. "There will be many more."

In a July 11Message to American Starbucks employees,,Debbie StroudandDenise Nelsen, the senior vice-presidents of American operations for Starbucks, underlined the importance of "creating a third safe, welcoming and kind place", which means a space between the house and the work.

"Because in terms, we cannot serve as partners if we do not first feel safe at work," wrote the couple.

In the letter, Stroud and Nelsen said that the company would close the stores if security "was no longer possible", but preventive measures would include "modifying operations" or "close toilets".

In the disclosed video, Schultz also expressed his concerns about "What Happens in Our Rooms", which wereOpen to the public Since 2018, CNN has reported. Last month, Schultz discussed the inversion of policy due to the "increasing mental health problem" and personnel safety problems.

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Schultz did not confirm in which areas the last cycle of closures would affect, nor when these closures would take place. But despite the CEO comments on security,Sunion Starbucks organizers Believe that there are different motivations behind the closures, according to the reports by Insider. Of the 16 closing locations, two had just passed to unionize, and one had planned to vote on the issue in August, reported, citing, citingIn these times, a pro-Labor publication.

"Each decision taken that Starbucks must be consulted through the unprecedented and virulent campaign objective of the Union," said Starbucks United workers in a statement provided at the point of sale. According to Insider, Starbucks denied these allegations.