Luckin Coffee

The fast-growing coffee chain hopes to woo the US market over and overcome skepticism of Chinese brands.

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Coffee chains built on razor-thin margins face mounting pressure from volatile markets and record-high bean costs.

Nowwa follows Cotti in expanding to the Middle East, targeting growth in an untapped market for Chinese coffee brands.

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Luckin Coffee is breaking into tea territory, and its latest release is drawing comparison to Chagee’s popular milk tea—here’s how they stack up.

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Luckin Coffee’s rapid expansion has positioned it as a dominant force in China’s coffee market, but at the cost of strained profit margins.