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2007 Tim Wendelboe interview (BGT)

2007 Tim Wendelboe interview (BGT)

About Tim Wendelboe 1998 ~ he joined Stockfleths as a full-time barista and started his coffee career at the age of 19. 1999 ~ achieve Stockfleths branch manager, and participate in Norwegian Barista Championship for the first time to get the fifth. 2000 ~ won the runner-up of Norwegian Barista Championship, the champion of that year Robert Thor

2015-10-23
Coffee shop operation sharing international chain coffee shop diffuse coffee

Coffee shop operation sharing international chain coffee shop diffuse coffee

Coffee shop: Overall, coffee shop is not a very good business, facing a series of problems such as high initial investment, high fixed cost, poor capital turnover efficiency, low growth rate, easy to reach the upper limit of income, fierce competition, etc. But in Zhongguancun, a place with a large population density, a large floating population and a large gathering of white-collar students, it can be said that it is second only to hotels in terms of just demand and inevitably leads to countless

2015-01-12
Coffee dispute: why does McDonald's VS Starbucks McDonald's sell coffee?

Coffee dispute: why does McDonald's VS Starbucks McDonald's sell coffee?

What do you think of a brand that is not a coffee attribute and suddenly sells coffee? Most of the reaction was strange, why did he sell coffee? Can he ever sell Starbucks? Maybe we all think it's impossible, but in fact, the brand has made a move in the market. A brand that does not sell coffee has launched a challenge to the core brand that sells coffee, and has led to the emergence of the other side.

2015-08-13
Nilu Coffee surpasses Starbucks

Nilu Coffee surpasses Starbucks

Although Starbucks is sweeping the world, a small company, which competes with it in the UK, has not been defeated, but has stood out. The return on assets has surpassed Starbucks for four years in a row, the store has expanded at an average annual rate of 38%, and its share price has risen 15 times in three years. The reason is that it implements the essence of the industry excavated by Starbucks: experiential consumption. It turns out that if a small company has a thorough grasp of the industry,

2014-04-27
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