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China Wants Its Rich to Stop Doing Rich People Things

Por: Time World June 23, 2023

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High earners in China’s financial sector may be walking into their offices with a little less pizazz, after financial firms told employees to tone down on flaunting wealth, be it posting photos of their fancy meals on social media or showing up to work in expensive clothes. This recent wave of austerity measures came after authorities warned bankers in March to steer away from “hedonistic” lifestyles, Reuters earlier this week. But... + full article



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