Luckin Coffee, the Chinese coffee chain that was previously delisted from the Nasdaq and fined $120 million for financial misconduct, is trying to make a comeback on the global market. The company is planning to enter the US market as early as next year, where it will compete with companies like Starbucks by offering affordable drinks. Luckin Coffee has already begun constructing its supply chain in preparation for its US expansion. The company's move comes after it faced a major scandal in China, which led to a significant loss of public trust. However, Luckin Coffee is hoping to regain its footing in the market by offering high-quality coffee at affordable prices. With its strong brand recognition and aggressive expansion plans, Luckin Coffee is likely to face stiff competition from established players in the US coffee market. Nevertheless, the company's determination to make a comeback is a testament to its resilience in the face of adversity.