Traders sleep by their desks as China's financial hub locks down
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China's banks and investment firms are calling on essential staff to live at the office this week to avoid any trading disruption during Shanghai's massive Covid lockdown.
A person familiar with the matter told CNN Business that traders and fund managers were being offered between 500 and 2,000 yuan ($78 to $314) per night to camp out at work, with some companies placing folding beds under workers' desks. Other firms have also provided staff with sleeping bags, food and toiletries to get by.
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