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Who is Starbucks’ new CEO? He has ‘deep’ knowledge of the consumer but lacks restaurant experience

By: MarketWatch
Investors didn't appear to be too excited with Starbucks Corp.'s choice for its new chief executive officer, Laxam Narasimhan, but BTIG analyst Peter Saleh said they shouldn't be surprised that he's not a coffee guy.
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