Starbucks, Shopify & Square

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🗓️ 7 May 2018

⏱️ 16 minutes

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Summary

Starbucks gets a $7 billion check from Nestle. Jason Moser and Taylor Muckerman analyze the new global coffee marketing deal, as well as the latest results from Shopify and Square.

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0:00.0	It's Monday, May 7th.
0:03.0	Welcome to Mark Fulry.
0:04.0	I'm Chris Hill joining me in studio,
0:06.0	Jason Moser and Taylor Mukherman.
0:08.0	It's the Monday crew.
0:10.0	Good to see you. Dana.
0:11.0	As well.
0:12.0	Thanks for being here.
0:13.0	The theme of the day, if this were sponsored, we're not sponsored today, but if we were sponsored,
0:18.1	this would be like a Sesame Street kind of thing where it's like Sesame Street is brought to you.
0:22.1	Today's market foolery is brought to you by the letter S. Sesmy Street is brought to you by the letter S.
0:25.1	We're going to talk Square, we're going to talk Shopify, we've got to start with the deal of
0:29.1	the day and that is Starbucks, specifically Nestle paying Starbucks,
0:34.0	$7.2 billion as part of a global coffee marketing deal.
0:39.0	Nestle is going to be marketing Starbucks products.
0:42.0	What is this deal? be marketing Starbucks products.
0:43.7	What is this deal?
0:44.7	What is this?
0:45.7	Because on the surface, as a Starbucks shareholder, I'm happy about this because it looks
0:51.3	like Nestle is just handing over an enormous
0:53.4	check to Starbucks. I mean that's more or less what it is right? So why is why is
0:57.8	Starbucks stock flat? Well I mean let's be clear this is a very big
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