Howard Schultz wants Starbucks to fix its American business | CNN Business

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Former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz might have left the coffee giant several months ago, but he’s still offering critiques of the company he ran for about 25 years over three stints.

Following the release of Starbucks’ dismal earnings, Schultz wrote on his LinkedIn account that he was asked by “people inside and outside the company” about his thoughts that the chain’s US operations are the “primary reason for the company’s fall from grace” and encouraged executives to spend more time with its cafe employees.

“The stores require a maniacal focus on the customer experience,

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