How many bonds do Starbucks have outstanding, and what country/ countries were they issued in? What...

How many bonds do Starbucks have outstanding, and what country/ countries were they issued in? What are the yields these bonds pay?

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This is the data available as per Business Insider.

Bonds are issued in US and Japan.

ISSUER	CURRENCY	COUPON	YIELD	MOODY'S RATING	MATURITY DATE	BID	ASK
Starbucks Corp.		3.35%	-		03-12-2050	-	-
Starbucks Corp.	USD	4.45%	3.59%	Baa1	8/15/2049	115.41	116.95
Starbucks Corp.	USD	4.50%	3.60%	Baa1	11/15/2048	115.25	116.99
Starbucks Corp.	USD	3.75%	3.56%	Baa1	12-01-2047	103.09	104.84
Starbucks Corp.	USD	4.30%	3.62%	Baa1	6/15/2045	111.07	112.1
Starbucks Corp.		2.25%	-		03-12-2030	-	-
Starbucks Corp.	USD	3.55%	2.52%	Baa1	8/15/2029	108.36	108.64
Starbucks Corp.	USD	4.00%	2.61%	Baa1	11/15/2028	111.34	112.12
Starbucks Corp.	USD	3.50%	2.46%	Baa1	03-01-2028	107.33	107.67
Starbucks Corp.		2.00%	-		03-12-2027	-	-
Starbucks Corp.	USD	2.45%	2.35%	Baa1	6/15/2026	100.54	101.06
Starbucks Corp.	USD	3.80%	2.24%	Baa1	8/15/2025	107.58	107.71
Starbucks Corp.	JPY	0.37%	-	Baa1	3/15/2024	100.04	-
Starbucks Corp.	USD	3.85%	1.96%	Baa1	10-01-2023	106.14	106.47
Starbucks Corp.	USD	3.10%	1.92%	Baa1	03-01-2023	103.2	103.49
Starbucks Corp.	USD	2.70%	1.92%	Baa1	6/15/2022	101.71	102.28
Starbucks Corp.	USD	2.10%	1.79%	Baa1	02-04-2021	100.24	100.25
Starbucks Corp.	USD	2.20%	1.78%	Baa1	11/22/2020	100.24	100.35

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