PODCAST: Foreign Law Firms Flee Shanghai, and No Love in Dating Site’s Latest Results

By Doug Young & Rene Vanguestaine

A growing number of foreign law firms are leaving Shanghai. Is the exodus due to slowing business, or are political forces at work? And Hello Group, often called the Tinder of China, reports a third year of revenue contractions. Why aren’t young Chinese in the mood for love?

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