Company
Starbucks
- Episodes
- 6
- Share
- 0.6%
- Shows
- 6
- Net sentiment
- −0.33
Up from 0.5% of episodes in the weeks before; net sentiment was −0.33.
Bullish 1Mixed 0Neutral 3Bearish 2
2 weeks
Share of each week's episodes naming it, and net sentiment.
0%2%4%
Sep 21Sep 28
Net sentiment
−10+1
Sep 21Sep 28
The episodes that named it
Why each one was bullish, bearish or in between on Starbucks. Longest episodes first.
Bearish 2
- Mobile ordering created chaos in stores and eroded the in-person coffee experience.Why Modern Convenience Feels So Inconvenient · The Art of Manliness · Sep 29
- Host notes closures of underperforming stores, questioning whether the company is struggling.Hour 3: Xi Jinping’s visit · The Mark Simone Show · Sep 28
Neutral 3
- Mentioned in the context of labor organizing and a boycott over an unresolved first contract.It Could Happen Here Weekly 252 · Behind the Bastards · Oct 3
- Peanuts collection drove store traffic and resale interest, repeating a familiar playbook.Target's Isaac Mizrahi Employee Apparel Line, McDonald's Media Network, and More | Reimagining Retail · Behind the Numbers: an EMARKETER Podcast · Sep 30
- Example merchant paying for card-linked customer incentives.Why banks pay you to use their credit cards · Complex Systems with Patrick McKenzie (patio11) · Oct 1
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