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Starbucks more things to more people: Analyst

Posted on Feb 4, 2014 in Business News, Capital Markets, Risk Management, Strategy, Technology

Starbucks more things to more people: Analyst

Brian Sozzi, Belus Capital Advisors CEO & chief equities strategist, and Jason Moser, Motley Fool One, debate the play on Starbucks. Howard Schultz is a forward looking CEO looking to embrace technology, Moser says.

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