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彭博援引知情人士的话报道,星巴克正在考虑部分出售中国业务股权。知情人士称,这家咖啡连锁店已与顾问讨论了可能扩大在中国业务的选项,包括引入本地合作伙伴。https://t.co/dc8vze7J09 https://t.co/dc8vze7J09
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