After travel and co-working, serial entrepreneur wants a home-run with BNPL
Turochas Fuad's Pace Enterprise, a 'buy now, pay later' business, is his fourth startup
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IN A startup ecosystem as young as Singapore's, entrepreneurs like Turochas Fuad are few and far between.
Mr Fuad, better known as "T" to his peers, co-founded three startups that were acquired by Yahoo, Airbnb's rival HomeAway, and WeWork. He is now working on his fourth startup Pace Enterprise, which is in the hot "buy now, pay later" (BNPL) business.
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