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Starbucks outlet to finally close after planning battle
Starbucks outlet to finally close after planning battle

A controversial Starbucks outlet on Cork city’s main street has closed after a three-year planning battle.

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Starbucks coffee shop shut for a week over public health fears
Starbucks coffee shop shut for a week over public health fears
A Starbucks coffee shop has been shut down over public health fears.

Fri, 07 Oct, 2016

Starbucks pays corporation tax of less than €4,200
Starbucks pays corporation tax of less than €4,200

Starbucks’s Irish operation paid €4,196 in corporation tax last year after two years of making no contribution to the State’s coffers.

Sat, 11 Jul, 2015

Starbucks’ Irish arm gains but avoids corporation tax
Starbucks’ Irish arm gains but avoids corporation tax

The Irish arm of coffee giant Starbucks brewed up impressive pre-tax profits of €745,707 in 2013 — but did not pay corporation tax.

Tue, 27 Jan, 2015

Starbucks profits rise 47% to €721k
Starbucks profits rise 47% to €721k

The Irish arm of coffee giant Starbucks increased its profits by 47% to €721,327 in 2012 — but paid no corporation tax.

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