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Costa Rica to host Central America franchise summit

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The meeting aims to promote franchising business models both locally and internationally, according to Costa Rica's Chamber of Commerce.
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Starbucks to open two more coffee shops in Costa Rica

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Both locations are set to open by the end of the year.
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Starbucks buys coffee farm in Costa Rica

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Property will be used to develop new varieties of coffee for the Seattle-based giant.
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Starbucks’ most expensive coffee is from Costa Rica

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The U.S. chain is selling $7 cups of a limited edition brew made from Costa Rica’s Finca Palmilera.
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Starbucks opens second Costa Rica location on Thursday

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The coffee giant will compete with three other stores in a new mall.
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Second Starbucks announced for Costa Rica, will open in November

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Less than 6 months after the first Starbucks opened in the country, a second location will be inaugurated in the new Lincoln Plaza before the end of 2012.
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First Starbucks in Costa Rica opens in Escazú

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A line of more than two dozen waited anxiously outside for the coffeehouse to open its doors Wednesday morning.
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First Starbucks to open in Costa Rica on June 20

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The chain will open its first store in Escazú, southwest of the capital.
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Starbucks to sell Tico brand in Costa Rica store

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Bella Vista coffee selected by international coffee giant
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Residents split on Starbucks announcement

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Will you drink Starbucks in Costa Rica? Some readers “Love, love, love” the coffee chain, others find it “disgusting.”
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