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Is the “Beijing Cough” Driving Away Expats?

Foreign companies are finding it harder and harder to attract top expatriate talent to Beijing, where air pollution reached record levels in January as the capital city battled a winter “airpocalypse” that saw the measure of two key air pollutants rise by nearly 30% through March. From Laurie Burkitt and Brian Spegele of The Wall Street Journal: BMW isn’t alone. The European Union

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