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Company: Starbucks CEO: Laxman Narasimhan Year founded : 1971 Headquarter : Seattle, USA Number of Employees (FY2023): 381,000 Type: Public Ticker Symbol: SBUX Market Cap (Jul 2024): $89.79 Billion Annual Revenue (FY2023): $35.98Billion Profit (Net income) (FY2023): $4.12 Billion Products & Services: Coffee | Handcrafted Beverages | Fresh food | Non-food items | Packaged goods | Mugs and accessories | Gifts | Competitors: Costa Coffee | McDonalds McCafe | Dunkin Donuts | Café Coffee Day | Tim Hortons | Costa Coffee | Panera Bread | Did you know?Starbucks is named for the first mate in Herman Melville’s novel ‘Moby-Dick.’There are 170,000 possible drink combinations at Starbucks.An Overview of StarbucksSWOT analysis of StarbucksStarbucks Strengths – Internal Strategic Factors1. Strong Brand Image2. Impressive Financial Performance3. Growth in Stores4. Extensive International Supply Chain5. Acquisitions6. Moderate Diversification7. Quality, Taste and Standardization8. Efficiency, Strategic Planning, and Reinvestment Strategy9. Employee Treatment10. Strong Loyalty Program11. Increased Starting Wage for Baristas12. Gender Neutral RestroomsStarbucks Weaknesses – Internal Strategic Factors1. High Prices2. Generalized Standards for Most Products3. Worst holiday drink4. Recall of Products Starbucks Opportunities – External Strategic Factors1. Coffee Subscriptions2. Product Diversification3. More Cold Brew4. Consumers Demanding Functional CoffeeStarbucks Threats – External Strategic Factors1. Competition with Low-Cost Coffee Sellers2. Competition With Big and Small Outlets 3. Third-party Delivery Suppliers (union) Strike4. Sociocultural Movements5. Controversy on California Warning Rule6. Philadelphia Arrests7. Change in Customer Behavior8. Rising Prices of Raw Coffee Beans9. Unionization10. Starbucks Put on the Spot for Dietary Racism11. Imitability of Products12. European Tax Avoidance13. Procurement PracticesRecommendationsAn Overview of StarbucksStarbucks is the world’s largest coffeehouse chain, with over 38,000 locations in 86 markets. Starbucks was founded in Seattle, Washington in 1971, with one of the first locations in the historic Pike Place Market. While the US has more Starbucks locations than any other country, global expansion has been a priority for the company. In fact, the number of locations almost doubled in the past decade with the help of international expansion. When it started, Starbucks was primarily a roaster of coffee beans and seller of whole beans and ground coffee, tea and spices.With the invigorating vision of Howard Schultz, who bought Starbucks from its founders in the 1980s, it became more than a supplier of coffee beans and roasting equipment. After a visit to Milan, Italy, Schultz was captivated by the coffee culture in the city. He introduced the coffee shop experience we know today in Starbucks stores.

BStoneA source port of Blake Stone: Aliens of Gold and Blake Stone: Planet Strike.ContentsDisclaimerOverviewOverview (PS Vita)Required assetsProfileCompilingCommand-line optionsCheat keyDebug keysThird party useCreditsLinksGeneralAdd-ons for Aliens Of Gold (full)Add-ons for Planet Strike1 - DisclaimerCopyright (c) 1992-2013 Apogee Entertainment, LLCCopyright (c) 2013-2019 Boris I. Bendovsky (bibendovsky@hotmail.com)This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/ormodify it under the terms of the GNU General Public Licenseas published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2of the License, or (at your option) any later version.This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty ofMERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See theGNU General Public License for more details.You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public Licensealong with this program; if not, write to the Free SoftwareFoundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA.For a copy of the GNU General Public License see file LICENSE.For an original source code license see file "Blake Stone source code license.doc".2 - OverviewBStone is a source port of Blake Stone game series: Aliens of Gold and Planet Strike.Features:High resolution rendering of world (extended vanilla engine)Modern and vanilla controlsAllows to customize control bindingsSeparate volume control of sound effects and musicSupported games:Aliens of Gold (v1.0/v2.0/v2.1/v3.0) full or sharewarePlanet Strike (v1.0/v1.1)2.1 - Overview (PS Vita)See README-PSVITA.md for details about the source port on PS Vita.3 - Required assetsSince all titles are not free (except shareware) you have to own a copy of the game(s) in order to play.Required files for each game:AoG SWAoGPSAUDIOHED.BS1AUDIOHED.BS6AUDIOHED.VSIAUDIOT.BS1AUDIOT.BS6AUDIOT.VSIEANIM.BS6EANIM.VSIGANIM.BS6IANIM.BS1IANIM.BS6IANIM.VSIMAPHEAD.BS1MAPHEAD.BS6MAPHEAD.VSIMAPTEMP.BS1MAPTEMP.BS6MAPTEMP.VSISANIM.BS1SANIM.BS6VGADICT.BS1VGADICT.BS6VGADICT.VSIVGAGRAPH.BS1VGAGRAPH.BS6VGAGRAPH.VSIVGAHEAD.BS1VGAHEAD.BS6VGAHEAD.VSIVSWAP.BS1VSWAP.BS6VSWAP.VSILegend:AoG SW - Aliens of Gold (shareware)AoG - Aliens of Gold (full)PS - Planet Strike4 - ProfileConfiguration file, saved game files, etc. are stored in user's profile.The path to those files depends on platform.To override the path use --profile_dir option.On Windows, the path might look like:"C:\\Users\\john\\AppData\\Roaming\\bibendovsky\\bstone\"On Linux, the path might look like:"/home/john/.local/share/bibendovsky/bstone/"On Mac OS X, the path might look like:"/Users/john/Library/Application Support/bibendovsky/bstone/"Configuration file name: bstone_configLog file name: bstone_log.txtHigh scores file name: bstone_game_high_scoresSaved game file name: bstone_game_saved_gameWhere "game" is:aog_sw - Aliens of Gold (shareware)aog_full - Aliens of Gold (full)ps - Planet Strike5 - CompilingMinimum requirements:C++14 compatible compiler.CMake 3.1.3( v2.0.4( variables:CMAKE_BUILD_TYPESelects which build(s) to compile.Use semicolon to separate entries.Usually it's Debug or Release.For other values see CMake documentation.CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIXSelects location where install files to.BSTONE_PANDORAEnables build for Open Pandora.BSTONE_USE_PCHIf enabled utilizes precompiled headers to speed up compilation.Note: Visual C++ onlyBSTONE_USE_STATIC_LINKINGIf enabled links modules statically to avoid dependency onsystem and custom libraries at run-time.BSTONE_USE_MULTI_PROCESS_COMPILATIONEnables multi-process compilation if supported.SDL2W_SDL2_DIRDefines directory with SDL2 CMake configuration file or with official SDL2 development Windows build.Notes:Use ON value to enable option and value OFF to disable option.6 - Command-line options--versionOutputs the port's version to standard output andinto message box.--aog_swSwitches the port to Blake Stone: Aliens of Gold (shareware) mode.If appropriate data files will not be found the port will fail.Default switch strategy: AoG -> PS -> AoG (SW)--aogSwitches the port to Blake Stone: Aliens of Gold mode.If appropriate data files will not be found the port will fail.Default switch strategy: AoG -> PS -> AoG

DefinitionThe CSS counter-reset property is used to reset the value of a counter to a specified value. It is used in conjunction with the counter-increment and counter() properties to display a running list of items with custom symbols or styles.ExamplesIn this example, a counter named section is reset for the entire body element using counter-reset: section;. The h1 element's :before pseudo-element increments the section counter using counter-increment: section;, and then the content property displays the counter value using content: "Section " counter(section) ": ";:body { counter-reset: section;}h1:before { counter-increment: section; content: "Section " counter(section) ": ";}In this example, an ordered list ol has a counter named li reset using counter-reset: li;. Each list item li increments the li counter using counter-increment: li;, and the :before pseudo-element of each list item displays the counter value using content: counter(li) ".";:ol { counter-reset: li;}li { counter-increment: li;}li:before { content: counter(li) ".";}In this example, a counter named custom-symbol is reset for the entire body element using counter-reset: custom-symbol;. The h2 element's :before pseudo-element increments the custom-symbol counter using counter-increment: custom-symbol;, and then the content property displays the custom symbol using content: "➤";:body { counter-reset: custom-symbol;}h2:before { counter-increment: custom-symbol; content: "➤";}ValuesValueDescription[counter-name]The name of the counter that will be reset.[integer]The value to which the counter will be reset. The default is 0.Best PracticesUse the counter-reset property in conjunction with counter-increment to create a running list of items with custom symbols or styles.Use the counter() function to display the value of a counter in the content property.Use