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• Former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz said he was originally by Milan’s cafes. Tomorrow, the company will open a location in the city, the first in Italy. The day also marks the 36th-anniversary of Schultz joining the coffee company, which he famously led to becoming the giant it is today.
• For the past seven years, Sweden has allowed citizens to run the country’s official Twitter account to give people around the world a look into everyday life in the country. After 356 Swedes posted 200,000 tweets, the project will come to its end at the end of the month. No reason was given.
• A video game company has just been valued at $2.5 billion, and no, it has nothing to do Fortnite. , which went live in 2006, is an online community where people both play and create their own games. The company makes money by selling virtual item.

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