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Luckin Coffee beat Starbucks in China. It’s now taking its playbook overseas to markets like Malaysia

February 6, 2025

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Luckin Coffee—booted from the Nasdaq in 2020—has overtaken Starbucks in both China revenue and store count. Read More
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Lionel Lim

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