Meanwhile, Singaporeans who have worked in Malaysia for more than a decade whom CNA spoke to are clear about the trade-off: Salaries could be lower, alongside more bureaucracy and inefficiency, but with relatively lower living costs and higher quality of life, they said.Entrepreneurs thinking of setting up shop in Malaysia will also benefit from a larger market and lower overheads, they added.Experts said that while there are growing signs of more Singapore-linked businesses expanding into Malaysia, along with increased cross-border work arrangements and regional roles, the trend remains gradual rather than widespread.“I believe the trend will remain largely confined to...