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Business

More than 60% of small business owners to exit in next decade, putting $2 trillion at risk

Financial Post ·

Over 60 per cent of small business owners plan to leave their business in the next decade, leaving over $2 trillion in business assets at risk, said the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) Thursday.

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