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South Korean police raid Starbucks headquarters over ‘Tank Day’ campaign

South Korean police raided the nation’s Starbucks headquarters on Wednesday to look for evidence that the coffee chain knowingly trivialized a 1980 massacre through its “Tank Day” advertisement campaign. A spokesperson for the Shinsegae Group, Starbucks Korea’s parent company, confirmed the raid was part of an ongoing investigation. The “Tank Day” promotion drew criticism when […]

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Washington ExaminerLean R·3h ago
South Korean police raid Starbucks headquarters over ‘Tank Day’ campaign
South Korean police raided the nation’s Starbucks headquarters on Wednesday to look for evidence that the coffee chain knowingly trivialized a 1980 massacre through its “Tank Day” advertisement campaign. A spokesperson for the Shinsegae Group, Starbucks Korea’s parent company, confirmed the raid was part of an ongoing investigation. The “Tank Day” promotion drew criticism when […]
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