Boomers are selling off their businesses. Millennials are swooping in.

Americans over 50 own half of small businesses. The massive sell-off could be a $10 trillion opportunity for millennials.

By: Business Insider

Oct 26 2024
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Boomers are selling off their businesses. Millennials are swooping in. — Boomers are selling off their

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