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Companies Benefiting from Strong Chinese Consumer Demand

China continues to dominate market headlines, as global tariff wars heat up. Many companies are benefitting from growing domestic consumption and spending power in China and the rest of Asia.

IPO of the Week: Hershey

Founded in 1894 as the Hershey Chocolate Company, Hershey is a global confectionery manufacturer specializes in chocolate. Hershey offers a wide variety of product include chocolate and non-chocolate sweets, gum and min refreshment products, pantry items and snacks.

IPO of the Week: Hershey

Founded in 1894 as the Hershey Chocolate Company, Hershey is a global confectionery manufacturer specializes in chocolate. Hershey offers a wide variety of product include chocolate and non-chocolate sweets, gum and min refreshment products, pantry items and snacks.

IPO of the Week: Altice

Altice USA is a communications and media company. Altice provides pay television, broadband, telephony and advertising services to both residential and business customers through two acquired businesses: Optimum (Cablevision) and Suddenlink (Cequal).

IPO of the Week: Altice

Altice USA is a communications and media company. Altice provides pay television, broadband, telephony and advertising services to both residential and business customers through two acquired businesses: Optimum (Cablevision) and Suddenlink (Cequal).

IPO of the Week: Anaplan

Formed in 2008 and launched in 2011, Anaplan is a cloud-based Connected Planning software company addresses performance management and analytic application for large enterprises. Anaplan also offers professional services, including consulting, implementation, and training.

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