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Rising costs in Singapore spur business migration as regional alternatives rise
Rising costs and a tight labor market in Singapore are prompting businesses like Gardenia and H&M to relocate operations to Malaysia, which is becoming a more affordable regional alternative. Analysts warn that Malaysia's gains from this migration could lead to increased competition for skilled workers.
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