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The document discusses plans to open a coffee shop business in Thailand. It notes that the town currently lacks large coffee chain stores. The business would offer coffee, cake, free WiFi, and be a place for dates or relaxing with friends. It also mentions taking further business and pastry arts courses to support the planned business.
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- 1. Name: Suputtra Homnet Women’s Business Leadership Part I Professor Frey Date: 7/28/2010
- 3. I love coffee and cake
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- 5. Free New Magazine Get free Birthday cake Hanging out Wi Fi Zone
- 7. 90% They are love the idea that sounds like a great place for a date , to go after dinner to relax and indulge with girlfriends. 10% Wanted to spend 5 mins, have a coffee go to Starbucks.
- 9. I plan to open my business in my home town Thailand In my home town we don’t have Starbucks and Dunkin Donuts
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