China’s practice of quickly clamping down on even the smallest coronavirus outbreaks is having a knock-on effect of making it difficult for companies. Illustration: Lau Ka-kuen China’s practice of quickly clamping down on even the smallest coronavirus outbreaks is having a knock-on effect of making it difficult for companies. Illustration: Lau Ka-kuen
China’s practice of quickly clamping down on even the smallest coronavirus outbreaks is having a knock-on effect of making it difficult for companies. Illustration: Lau Ka-kuen
Economy /  China Economy

China’s closed borders ‘a real problem’ for foreign business operations amid coronavirus

  • Many firms fear that draconian travel restrictions may result in fundamental shift away from the way business was done in China before the coronavirus
  • There are widespread concerns that China’s foreign talent pool may never fully recover

Topic |   China's border reopening
Cissy Zhou
Cissy Zhou

Updated: 12:08pm, 15 Jun, 2021

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China’s practice of quickly clamping down on even the smallest coronavirus outbreaks is having a knock-on effect of making it difficult for companies. Illustration: Lau Ka-kuen China’s practice of quickly clamping down on even the smallest coronavirus outbreaks is having a knock-on effect of making it difficult for companies. Illustration: Lau Ka-kuen
China’s practice of quickly clamping down on even the smallest coronavirus outbreaks is having a knock-on effect of making it difficult for companies. Illustration: Lau Ka-kuen
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