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Holly Jeong '17
Holly Jeong '17

Holly is from Singapore and is double majoring in Economics and Government. She is interested in international relations, trade and political economy. In Dartmouth, she is is involved with GlobeMed and Smart Woman Securities. Holly loves traveling, and during her spare time she is looking up new destinations or planning her next trip.

Consumer

Boston Beer Co.: Winning in a World of Big Bad Beers

This article was co-published by Seeking Alpha on Nov. 22, 2015. 

After months of playing hard to get, SABMiller (SBMRY) has agreed to a $55 billion takeover by its biggest rival, AB InBev (BUD). AB InBev will offer most SABMiller ... Continue reading...

By Holly Jeong '17
  November 29, 2015November 29, 2015
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Technology

Getting to Know You Better

It is no secret that networking giants such as Google and Facebook rely heavily on consumer-generated data to keep business thriving. They charge businesses for featuring ads tailored to consumer preferences, based on information willingly provided by the individual, previous... Continue reading...
By Holly Jeong '17
  June 14, 2015November 28, 2015
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Consumer

Demystifying the Alibaba Phenomenon

Mention “Alibaba” and people tend to associate it with two things. First, that it completed the largest Initial Public Offering (IPO) in history with $25 billion (compared to Facebook’s $16 billion). Second, that it is an e-commerce company that threatens... Continue reading...
By Holly Jeong '17
  December 9, 2014November 28, 2015
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Consumer

Starbucks Catalyzes Pumpkin Boom

Could the meteoric rise in popularity of the Starbucks Pumpkin Spice Latte have catalyzed a “Pumpkin Boom”? The recent craze for everything pumpkin and a correlated rise in pumpkin sales begs the seductive question of whether a seasonal, brand-specific drink... Continue reading...
By Holly Jeong '17
  December 9, 2014November 28, 2015
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