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Getting back to the brew

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Starbucks says it will soon be done with the smell of sausage, bacon and eggs. The company's taking its hot breakfast sandwiches off the menu this fall. CEO Howard Schultz says it's time to put the focus back on coffee as Starbucks focuses on ways to win back customers. And sandwiches aren't the only things getting eaten up by the company's plans. About 100 U.S. stores will close this year, but more will open up overseas.



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