1. Starbucks' premium brand image and pricing power are challenged as consumer spending slows, impacting earnings and comparable store sales. 2. Q3 FY24 results show a 0.6% YoY revenue decline and a 4.2% drop in operating income, indicating economic pressures on consumer spending. 3. Despite opening 526 new stores, revenue growth remains weak, and the stock appears fairly valued with significant growth expectations already priced in.
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