Trouble Brewing for Starbucks CEO Who Calls $9 Coffee an ‘Experience’
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Coffee Drinkers Roast Starbucks CEO for Saying Consumers Don't Mind Spending $9 Per Drink
Consumers slammed Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol as “out of touch” this week after he suggested patrons didn’t mind paying $9 for a cup of coffee because they were getting a “premium experience.” The post Coffee Drinkers Roast Starbucks CEO for Saying Consumers Don’t Mind Spending $9 Per Drink appeared first on Breitbart.
Starbucks CEO roasted as ‘out of touch’ over defense of $9 coffee: ‘Affordable premium experience’
Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol is getting roasted for being "out of touch" after defending the company's $9 cup of coffee – insisting the steep price reflects a "premium experience" offered to customers.
$9 Pitched As ‘Affordable Luxury’ And Americans Aren’t Buying It
Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol is defending the company’s high-priced drinks, arguing that customers are willing to pay for what he calls a “luxury experience.” Speaking The Wall Street Journal’s What’s News AM podcast, Niccol said Starbucks is performing well across income levels, even as some drinks approach $9.“We’re doing really well with Gen Z and millennials, and then really had strong performance across all income cohorts,” Niccol said. “It c…
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Starbucks CEO Defends $9 Coffee: ‘A Really Affordable Premium Experience’
(AP Photo/Richard Drew) As Americans struggle with the price of gas and groceries, Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol made the case for a $9 cup of coffee while speaking with The Wall Street Journal’s What’s News AM podcast. “We’re doing really well with Gen Z and millennials, and then really had strong performance across all income cohorts,” Niccol said. “It can start with as little as $3 for a traditional cup of coffee. And then obviously you can buil…
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