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A change in the political atmosphere and a harsh zero-Covid regime has seen thousands flee the global financial hub. Does it have a future – or will Shanghai take over?
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A change in the political atmosphere and a harsh zero-Covid regime has seen thousands flee the global financial hub. Does it have a future – or will Shanghai take over?
International bankers and traders consider fleeing Shanghai to escape its brutal coronavirus lockdown, and the threat of future lockdowns.
International bankers and traders consider fleeing Shanghai to escape its brutal coronavirus lockdown, and the threat of future lockdowns.
International bankers and traders consider fleeing Shanghai to escape its brutal coronavirus lockdown, and the threat of future lockdowns.
HONG KONG (Reuters): Finance sector professionals in Shanghai are preparing to move back to Hong Kong and other offshore centres after spending only a few years in the Chinese city as a harsh Covid-19 lockdown has hurt their business prospects and upended daily lives.