Chang Jiaxin, a tourist from Zhejiang province who claims to be a "level-10 coffee enthusiast", gives a big thumbs up to the ...

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Older people who regularly drink coffee have a lower risk of developing dementia, according to a new study. But there's a ...

Their aggressive pricing strategies, often as low as 9.9 yuan per cup, have reshaped consumer expectations and forced ...

selling coffee for $1.4–2.75 per cup by leveraging significant discounts and smaller store layouts. In contrast, Starbucks coffee in China generally starts at $4.1, a price point that has turned ...

Enjoying a cup of coffee has long been a cherished ritual, whether at a desk or by the beach. But in China, coffee lovers are taking their passion to dizzying heights—literally. A new trend ...

If you're selling your coffee for more than it costs to make it there's profit to be made. However, Luckin has set the bar higher than that by saying it would swamp Starbucks in China and maybe it ...