The post-COVID talent search

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	Asia Daily Briefing October 4, 2022

	ASIA INSIGHT: From Singapore to Thailand, Asia dangles visas to lure high-fliers TOKYO/SINGAPORE/BANGKOK -- A competition for the best of the best workers is heating up as governments across Asia seek the talent they need to accelerate growth in the wake of COVID-19 -- including through generous new visa schemes. Read more.
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