He quit his corporate job at age 28. Now, he runs his family's business of selling paper gifts for the dead.

Alex Teo, 36, is now the third-generation of Ban Kah Hiang Trading. He aims to reinvent traditional joss paper products for the new generation.

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Dec 20 2024
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He quit his corporate job at age 28. Now, he runs his family's business of selling paper gifts for the dead.

The latest smartphone, a three-story villa, and a private jet. Alex Teo has sold it all for the dead.
Teo, 36, is the third-generation owner of Ban Kah Hiang Trading, one of Singapore's oldest joss … [+7652 chars]

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He quit his corporate job at age 28. Now, he runs his family's business of selling paper gifts for the dead.

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