A company called Starbucks, which makes coffee, has chosen a new boss. The new boss used to work at a company called Chipotle, which makes Mexican food. People who own shares in Starbucks are happy that the new boss is coming, so the value of the shares has gone up. The old boss of Starbucks will leave, and the new boss will start his job in September. Read from source...

- Story has inconsistencies: Brian Niccol was not hired as Starbucks' new Chairman and CEO, but as Chairman and CEO. The story also mentions that the interim CEO is Rachel Ruggeri, while the correct interim CEO is Mellody Hobson.
- Story uses biased sources: The story relies on a press release from Starbucks as the main source of information, without questioning or verifying the claims made by the company.
- Story has irrational arguments: The story claims that Brian Niccol's experience at Chipotle has made him a "transformative leader" for Starbucks, without providing any evidence or reasoning for this claim.
- Story has emotional behavior: The story uses phrases like "Starbucks stock soars" and "hired as Starbucks' new Chairman and CEO" without acknowledging the potential downsides or risks associated with the hiring of a new CEO.

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Article's Topic: Starbucks appoints Brian Niccol as new CEO
Article's Tone: informative
### Final comments:
- The article is well-written and provides relevant information about the company's new CEO and the stock's performance.
- The article could be improved by adding some background information about Brian Niccol and his achievements at Chipotle.
- The article could also include some quotes from the company's executives or analysts about the new appointment and its implications for the business.

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