Starbucks in South Korea announced it will temporarily close its stores to conduct staff training after receiving criticism for a marketing campaign linked to the anniversary of a military massacre. The campaign, referred to as 'Tank Day,' faced backlash from the public, prompting the company to address the concerns through educational sessions for its employees.
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Starbucks South Korea to Close for Staff Training Following Controversy
Starbucks South Korea will close its stores for staff training in response to public criticism of a marketing campaign associated with a military massacre anniversary. The initiative aims to educate employees on the historical context surrounding the controversy.
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