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US Coffee Chain Starbucks Plans Tech Centre in India
The centre will operate independently of Starbucks’ retail venture and is expected to create about 800 technology jobs, the state government said.
- On Monday, Starbucks signed an MoU with the Tamil Nadu Government to establish its first India Global Capability Centre in Chennai, creating roughly 800 technology jobs.
- Starbucks Chief Technology Officer Thiru Anand Varadarajan cited Chennai's "abundant skilled tech talent," excellent infrastructure, and lower employee attrition as strategic reasons for the investment.
- Operating independently of the retail joint venture with Tata Consumer Products, the centre will support headquarters through higher-value functions including software development and research.
- This announcement follows Walgreens' agreement three days ago to establish its first India GCC in Chennai, where global corporates including Citi, Barclays, and American Express already operate centres.
- Minister for Industries and Investment Promotion Virudhai Magal Keerthana welcomed the investment, stating partnerships like this "reinforce Chennai's position as a destination for global companies to build, innovate and scale.
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Starbucks to Open Global Capability Centre in Chennai; 800-plus Jobs Expected
Get latest articles and stories on Business at LatestLY. US-based coffeehouse chain Starbucks is set to establish its first Global Capability Centre (GCC) in India in Chennai, a move expected to create over 800 high-paying technology jobs in the state. Business News | Starbucks to Open Global Capability Centre in Chennai; 800-plus Jobs Expected.
·Mumbai, India
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US coffee chain Starbucks plans tech centre in India: Source
Starbucks GCC Chennai: US coffee chain plans a new global capability centre in Chennai, creating around 800 jobs in the first phase. Government source reveals expansion details for the coffee giant in Tamil Nadu.
·Bengaluru, India
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