Starbucks Korea announced it will temporarily close its stores to conduct 'historical awareness' training. This decision follows a backlash against an advertising campaign that referenced the 1980 military crackdown in South Korea, known as 'Tank Day'. The training aims to address the concerns raised by the public regarding the campaign.
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Starbucks Korea to conduct historical training following backlash from ad campaign
Starbucks Korea plans to close its stores for 'historical awareness' training in response to public backlash over an ad campaign referencing the 1980 military crackdown. The initiative aims to address the concerns raised by the community.
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