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Starbucks says it plans to open shops in 15 low-income, underserved urban communities across the U.S., with at least five to open next year. These shops will be a key part of the chain’s strategy to hire 10,000 workers between 16 and 24 who may face barriers to gaining meaningful employment and education. The first of these will open in Englewood, on Chicago’s South Side; West Florissant, in Ferguson, Mo.; Jamaica, in Queens, N.Y.; and in Milwaukee.