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Some may say entrepreneurship belongs to the young (1), but recent data suggests that's not entirely accurate.
As the Wall Street Journal reports, the number of Americans who've incorporated new businesses between the ages of 55 and 64 increased 22% (2) over the last ten years. For some of these older entrepreneurs, starting a business gave them a chance to try something new while utilizing the experience and skills they acquired over the years.
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