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An operating expense is an expense a business incurs through its normal business operations. Often abbreviated as OPEX.

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Luckin Coffee

Luckin Coffee, Inc. provides food and beverage items, and operates coffee retail stores. It manages pick-up stores, relax stores, and delivery kitchens. Its offerings include both hot and iced freshly brewed coffee such as Americano, Latte, Cappuccino, Macchiato, Flat White, and Mocha as well as specialty coffee based on market and seasonal trends. The firm also offers tea, snacks, and light meals through its mobile application. The company was founded by Zhi Ya Qian and Jin Yi Guo on June 16, 2017 and is headquartered in Xiamen, China.

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Luckin Coffee, Inc. engages in providing food and beverage items, and operates coffee retail stores. It manages pick-up stores, relax stores, and delivery kitchens. It also offers tea, snacks, and light meals through its mobile application. The company was founded by Zhi Ya Qian and Jin Yi Guo on June 16, 2017 and is headquartered in Xiamen, China.

While some investors are drawn to Luckin stock despite the company’s history of fraud, ignore the cheap price and consider a worthy stock instead.
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Like Spoiled Coffee Creamer, Luckin Stock Isn’t Getting Any Better

The SEC was prompted to act after receiving complaints from short-sellers.

Shades of Luckin Coffee: GSX Techdu Probed for Allegedly Inflating Sales

BEIJING, Sept.  02, 2020  (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Luckin Coffee Inc. (the “Company”) (OTC:LKNCY) today announced the re-appointment of Mr. Sean Shao as an independent director to its Board of Directors (“Board”). The appointment was pursuant to the results of an extraordinary general meeting of shareholders (the “EGM”) held on September 2, 2020. The Board currently consists of four independent directors, namely Mr. Yang Cha, Mr. Wai Yuen Chong, Mr. Feng Liu and Mr. Sean Shao, and three management directors, namely Mr. Wenbao Cao, Mr. Jinyi Guo and Mr. Gang Wu.

Luckin Coffee Announces the Re-Appointment of Mr. Sean Shao as an Independent Director

Despite its ongoing legal issues, Luckin stock still gets interest from speculative investors. But a flawed business model begs the question why?

There Are Still 1.6 Million Reasons You’re Wrong About Luckin Stock

Luckin stock might appeal to contrarians due to its rock-bottom prices. But you should never forget that there’s a reason why.

Luckin’s Lack of Brand Appeal Hurts Its Comeback Story

Lingering enthusiasm for Luckin equity could be a symptom of the current climate in which younger investors are turning to investing apps and tempting fate with day trading. One thing those brazen traders haven't been shy about doing this year is embracing controversial, low-priced equities on the brink of or already in bankruptcy.

Luckin Stock Isn’t the Answer for Investors Seeking Consumer Exposure

Luckin Coffee is proving a stern test of China's accounting standards and corporate governance. Luckin stock is testing speculators.

Do Luckin Stock Speculators Realize They Are Trading a Dead Parrot?

Luckin stock was decimated by an accounting scandal that took the shares down more than 95%. Is the stock too cheap to ignore, or should investors still be wary?

Luckin Stock Is Too Risky Even at This Price

Luckin admitted July 1 that it inflated sales by $300 million over three quarters in 2019. Why does Luckin stock continue to trade above $2?

I’m Shocked Luckin Is Still Trading Above $2

Luckin stock is heading straight for a dead end

Investors Need to Take an Indefinite Coffee Break on Luckin Stock

After it came off a trading halt, Luckin stock had an intriguing, if high-risk, bull case. But a sharply lower cash balance hurts that case.

The One Number That Undercuts the Bull Case for Luckin Stock

Most people think Luckin Coffee is a complete fraud and that LKNCY stock is worthless. But neither are true.

Contrary to Popular Belief, the Bull Thesis on Luckin Stock Is Not Dead

So, what's the play? Granted, the company could surprise.

Wake Up and Smell the Coffee, Luckin Stock Isn’t Coming Back

In a surprising move, Luckin stock rallied after relegation to the pink sheets, but the good times won't last long. Chinese regulators are sharpening their axes and are looking to make an example of Luckin.

Stay Away From Scandal-Ridden Luckin Stock Despite the Recent Spike

Don't get your hopes up that the shakeup will make Luckin stock wake up

Corporate Shuffle Won’t Save Luckin

Recent infighting at Luckin Coffee which is in liquidation might yield good results. Centurium Capital's bid to reinstate a director who investigated the Chairman's fraud could help Luckin stock.

Infighting and a New Director May Eventually Save Luckin Stock

Luckin stock insiders continue to run the company into the ground, and LKNCY shareholders should get out as fast as possible.
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Luckin Stock Holders Will Have to Settle for $1

Subsequent to that, two shareholders filed a petition to reinstate a previously ousted director.

2 Luckin Coffee Board Members Resign

BEIJING, Aug.  03, 2020  (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Luckin Coffee Inc. (the “Company”)(OTC:LKNCY) today announced that the Company received a requisition to convene an extraordinary general meeting of the Company (the “Requisition”) from Lucky Cup Holdings Limited and Fortune Cup Holdings Limited (collectively, the “Proposing Shareholders”), two registered members of the Company that collectively hold no less than 10% of the aggregate voting power of the Company’s equity stocks as of July 30, 2020.

Luckin Coffee to Hold an Extraordinary General Meeting on September 2, 2020 pursuant to a Shareholder Requisition to Re-Appoint Mr. Sean Shao, an Independent Director, to the Board

The Company received a letter of resignation on August 3, 2020 from Ms. Jie Yang and Ms. Ying Zeng, respectively, under which Ms. Yang and Ms. Zeng notified the Company of their resignations from the Board of Directors of the Company, effective immediately.

Luckin Coffee Received Notifications from Ms. Jie Yang and Ms. Ying Zeng of their Resignations from the Board, Effective Immediately

Luckin has destroyed shareholder value amid ongoing accounting improprieties, but LKNCY’s lesson is so much more than pointless finger pointing
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Is Luckin Stock Finally a Buy?

Chinese regulators said they would penalise Luckin Coffee after confirming accounting fraud that has already forced the company to delist from the U.S. Nasdaq exchange.

China says to penalise Luckin Coffee for accounting fraud

With Luckin stock down 95% from its January high, an investment in this scandal-ridden Chinese coffee company could be worth the risk.
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Trust Is an Issue, but Luckin Stock Could Provide a Risky Opportunity

Luckin stock's bullish case seems unlikely with its persistently controversial decisions and one-dimensional business strategy.
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Luckin Continues to Stir up Turmoil

While Luckin stock has the potential to deliver a massive recovery in the months to come, there are too many unknowns to make it a sound choice right now. 
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