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Starbucks marketing stunt backfires as South Koreans destroy tumblers and boycott chain after it launches promotion on anniversary of historical massacre
Starbucks faced backlash in South Korea after launching a promotion on the anniversary of a historical massacre, leading to customers destroying tumblers and boycotting the chain. The marketing stunt backfired, causing public outrage and negative reactions.
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