Starbucks' union is expanding its week-old strike against the company.

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Starbucks Workers United said baristas from 30 more stores in 25 U.S. cities planned to join the strike Thursday

Stores included ones in Cleveland; Memphis, Tennessee; Springfield, Missouri, and Albany, New York

The strike began last Thursday on Starbucks' Red Cup Day, which is typically one of its busiest days of the year

Starbucks said only 49 of the 65 stores that the union vowed to strike last week experienced any disruption, and 29 of those have reopened

Starbucks Workers United said baristas from 30 more stores in 25 U.S. cities planned to join the strike Thursday, including stores in Cleveland; Memphis, Tennessee; Springfield, Missouri and Albany, New York. That brings the total number

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