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Always keep your eye on the ball

Starbucks has got to be the new poster child for perils of diversification. Think about it: How many people go there for coffee anymore? I'm not talking an iced vente half-caf soy latte with whipped cream, I mean coffee: in a cup, by itself, possibly with sugar and cream.

And now they're paying for their past mistakes. They may be down, but they're certainly not out.

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