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China Coffee Giant Luckin Challenges Starbucks in US

China’s Luckin Coffee is the anti-Starbucks. Will it work in the U.S.?

China’s biggest coffee chain isn’t trying to be your third place. China’s biggest coffee chain just opened stores in the U.S. for the first time. Its business model is the antithesis of Starbucks’s “back to basics” plan.

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China's answer to Starbucks launches first stores in US

Luckin Coffee was founded in 2017 and is based in Xiamen, China. Since its inception, the company has expanded to over 20,000 locations across Singapore, Malaysia and China, where it unseated Starbucks in 2023 to become the largest coffee chain brand in the country.

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China coffee giant Luckin opens its first U.S. stores in New York City

The Starbucks rival opened its first two stores in New York City on Monday, as the Xiamen-based coffee purveyor sets out to expand its market and garner favor with U.S. customers. The two Manhattan storefronts are located at 755 Broadway in Greenwich Village and 800 6th Ave in Chelsea.

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Chinese coffee giant makes bold move into Starbucks territory with NYC debut

Luckin Coffee, China's fastest-growing coffee chain, launches first U.S. stores in New York City as it continues global ...

Could Starbucks be considering a partial sale of its China business?

Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol has previously said that the company “remains committed to China for the long-term” ...

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Watch out, Starbucks: China’s biggest coffee chain opens its first US locations - AOL

Luckin Coffee, the fast-growing chain that beat Starbucks at its own game in China, is entering the United States.. Its first two US locations are opening Monday — both in New York City ...

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Chinese Starbucks competitor opens first stores in the US

Luckin Coffee, the largest coffee chain in China, is officially open in the U.S., giving Starbucks a run for its money.

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'A taste of China': Luckin Coffee’s US debut draws cheers from Chinese media and consumers

The Chinese coffee giant's entry into the US marks a new milestone for the company over its rival Starbucks, which has been ...

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