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Starbucks CFO Says Pricing Contributed Less Than A Point Of Ticket Growth In The Quarter; International Division Store Count To Grow "Meaningfully" In Fiscal Year 2027; Tariff Refund Received In Q3 'Largely Offset' Tariffs Incurred In The First Three Quarters Of Fiscal 2026

Jul 29, 2026 · 05:06 PM ET· updated 3h ago

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Starbucks raised prices a little bit, but most of their sales growth came from other things like more customers. They're planning to open many more stores around the world, and they got back some money from the government that helps with costs.

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