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Updated Sep 10, 2009 - 5:32 pm

Starbucks lists 27 cafes that will remain open

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Starbucks Corp. is closing 27 fewer cafes than planned after they proved more profitable than thought.

The company says about a quarter of the cafes that will be spared are in Texas. The others announced Thursday are in Alabama, California, Colorado, Georgia, Louisiana, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, New Jersey, Nevada, New York, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Utah, Virginia, and Washington.

The only store saved in Washington is in Spokane (3907 Market St.).

Executives said Wednesday they decided to keep roughly 30 company-owned cafes open after reviewing their finances. They were among 800 U.S. shops to be shut in an effort to shave costs companywide.

The chain announced plans in July 2008 to close more than 900 stores and cut as many as 6,700 jobs.

Starbucks shares fell 11 cents to $19.98 in trading Thursday.

Stores in Washington to be closed are located at:
1213 E Wishkah St Aberdeen
1030 S Burlington Blvd Burlington
10 Grant Rd East Wenatchee
31515 20th Ave S Federal Way
26015 104th Ave SW Kent
211 Washington Ave Orting
108 Del Guzzi Dr Port Angeles
328 15TH Ave E Seattle
620 Denny Way Seattle
1220 Howell St Seattle
2201 E Madison Ave Seattle
1218 N 45th St Seattle
301 NE Northgate Way Seattle
4704 42nd Ave SW Seattle
1498 Pacific Ave Tacoma
17100 Southcenter Parkway Tukwila
6700 NE 162nd Vancouver
2203 S 1st St Yakima

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