New York City's incoming socialist mayor, Zoron Mamdani, has called for a boycott of Starbucks during a union-led strike, risking significant economic repercussions for the city. Starbucks, which generates substantial tax revenue and provides thousands of jobs, reported its best sales day despite the boycott, highlighting the potential consequences of Mamdani's actions. The mayor's reliance on corporate taxes to fund his socialist initiatives complicates his stance against the very businesses that sustain the city's economy.

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Highlights:

• "Mamdani's call for a Starbucks boycott raises questions about economic sustainability in NYC."
• "Starbucks reports record sales despite the strike, indicating strong consumer support."
• "The potential loss of Starbucks could cost NYC upwards of $80 million annually in revenue."
• "Mamdani's policies could alienate corporations crucial for funding public services in the city."

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