Starbucks - The worst conference call I have ever heard

Port1385 · Nov 10, 2008

Not only is the coffee AWFUL, but so was the conference call.

Clubber Lang · Nov 10, 2008

Quote from Port1385:

Not only is the coffee AWFUL, but so was the conference call.

They didn't even have the CC yet you imbecile.

Red_Ink_inc · Nov 10, 2008

Quote from Port1385:

Not only is the coffee AWFUL, but so was the conference call.

Jesus Christ, ban this retard.

sammybea · Nov 10, 2008

Quote from Port1385:

Not only is the coffee AWFUL, but so was the conference call.

Port1385, if anyone sold a single share of starbucks because they thought they had a CC which was negative... you would be libel. Its not hard to send a subpoena to baron to get your ip number.

ProfitTakgFool · Nov 10, 2008

DOH! :eek:

Quote from sammybea:

Port1385, if anyone sold a single share of starbucks because they thought they had a CC which was negative... you would be libel. Its not hard to send a subpoena to baron to get your ip number.

krazykarl · Nov 10, 2008

Quote from sammybea:

Port1385, if anyone sold a single share of starbucks because they thought they had a CC which was negative... you would be libel. Its not hard to send a subpoena to baron to get your ip number.

No he wouldn't. He is a tard, but so is the person acting on information from the Internet. The US legal system does not reward stupidity.

jjk2 · Nov 10, 2008

Quote from krazykarl:
The US legal system does not reward stupidity. [/B]

i think they do, because the system is flawed.

Fah Q · Nov 10, 2008

What is the point of making this up?

Quote from Port1385:

Not only is the coffee AWFUL, but so was the conference call.

clacy · Nov 10, 2008

Liable? I don't think this clown cares in the least as he probably has a negative net worth.

Port1385 · Nov 10, 2008

Slowdown and restructuring cost Starbucks

By Matt Andrejczak, MarketWatch
Last update: 5:09 p.m. EST Nov. 10, 2008SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Starbucks, in the midst of a restructuring aimed at blunting the effects of slower store traffic and a weak economy, reported a sharp quarterly profit drop late Monday.
In its fourth quarter, Starbucks earned $5.4 million, or 1 cent a share. Excluding charges to shut down stores and cut jobs, Starbucks said it earned 10 cents a share, below Wall Street's target of 13 cents, according to a FactSet analyst survey.