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August 23, 2002
After Hours: Visit Boeing, Starbucks on 'capitalist tour'
Photo by Jon Silver The first Starbucks store opened in Seattle's Pike Place Market in 1971. It's one of 10 destinations on Forbes magazine's "capitalist tour," which celebrates icons of American business. Boeing's Everett plant is also on the list. |
EVERETT -- Forbes magazine, in its current issue, compiled a 10-destination "capitalist tour" that celebrates "capitalism's iconic beauty spots: the mines, distilleries, aircraft plants and chicken joints that keep America's economy humming."
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