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Why foreign companies are shutting shop in China [] Why foreign companies are shutting shop in China View in [browser]( Hello Reader, Here are the top stories from the South China Morning Post over the past two weeks. [THIS WEEK IN ASIA]( Why Singapore’s economic slowdown may be coming to an end [Read more]( b-aH:*Q!v9 b-aH:*Q!v9 BUSINESS [Why foreign companies are shutting shop in China]( MALAYSIA 1MDB SCANDAL [Why Malaysia’s hopes for a post-racial politics are fading – even if Mahathir is not ‘anti-Chinese’]( WORLD [In bizarre call to Mexico’s president, Trump said he might send US troops there to fight ‘bad hombres’]( JAPAN [Japan’s millennial men don’t drink, don’t drive, don’t worship work – what do they do?]( INSIGHT & OPINION [The world must learn to wean itself off Donald Trump’s crazy new America]( TECH [Just how much would you spend on a luxury smartphone?]( POST MAGAZINE [Missing gold on a Hong Kong hillside? History buffs return to plane crash site in search of truth – and treasure]( LIFESTYLE [My 41 years photographing Hong Kong and China moments, big and small, by SCMP’s longest-serving staff member, David Wong]( You might also be interested in: INFOGRAPHICS [What history can tell us about the Year of the Rooster]( TRAVEL [Nine low-season travel destinations]( Join us on [South China Morning Post]( South China Morning Post Publishers Limited, 4/F, Morning Post Centre, 22 Dai Fat Street, Tai Po Industrial Estate, Tai Po, Hong Kong Customer Relationship Hotline: (852) 2680 8822 Email: info@scmp.com You receive this email because you have opted to receive South China Morning Post Publishers Limited's newsletter and marketing messages. Add promotion@ems.scmp.com to your address book to ensure complete delivery.You can access and/or correct your personal data held by us at any time by contacting our Customer Relationship Officer at info@scmp.com If you do not wish to receive this, please click [here](. Copyright@2017 South China Morning Post Publishers Limited. All Rights Reserved [Privacy Policy]( | [Terms of Use](

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