Starbucks North America CEO Michael Conway Retires
Starbucks North America CEO Michael Conway, who was appointed to the position in April after the company began dealing with weak demand for its expensive coffee beverages coupled with ongoing customer boycotts over its connections with Israel and the treatment of the coffee store chain’s workers, has retired from the company.
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