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South Korea: Starbucks searched after a publicity fiasco

The article reports that South Korean authorities conducted a raid at a Starbucks location following a public relations disaster related to the company's advertising campaign. The incident highlights concerns over corporate accountability and transparency in marketing practices within the country.

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South Korea: Starbucks searched after a publicity fiasco

The article reports that South Korean authorities conducted a raid at a Starbucks location following a public relations disaster related to the company's advertising campaign. The incident highlights concerns over corporate accountability and transparency in marketing practices within the country.

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