The phrase "a multinational business" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a company that operates in multiple countries and has business activities in more than one nation.
Example: "The success of a multinational business often depends on its ability to adapt to different cultural and economic environments."
Alternatives: "an international corporation" or "a global enterprise".
The action is set specifically in a multinational business park called Eden-Olympia.
C. Peter McColough, presi dent of the Xerox Corpora tion, commented that his or ganization, as a multinational business, naturally favored freer trade.
And the whole episode, swiftly amplified worldwide through Twitter itself, offered a telling glimpse into what happens when a scrappy Internet start-up tries to become a multinational business.
Head of EMS-Chémie Holding, Switzerland's fourth-largest specialty chemical company, Mr. Blocher built a modest stake in a chemical factory into a multinational business with a healthy balance sheet and subsidiaries in six countries.
On Tuesday the Australian Financial Review reported the government would reduce the amount of tax-deductible debt, or thin capitalisation, a multinational business can claim from 60%to50%0%.
At any one time the experiment involves more than 3,000 researchers from 175 institutes in 38 countries.In this section Here come the Vikings Dammed if you don't Copper solution Listing badly Sweet spot Starting up Down Under Tim Cook's cash card Titans of innovation Correction: AT&T ReprintsDoes a multinational science project like ATLAS have much in common with a multinational business?
It's easy to smirk at the "greengrocer's apostrophe" – the shop that uses an apostrophe to indicate a plural ("pea's"), often omitting one when it is actually required ("new seasons asparagus") – but a small trader worried about where the next delivery of purple sprouting broccoli is coming from has got more excuse than a huge multinational business that makes a profit of £1bn a year.
The British Remount Department became a major multinational business and a leading player in the international horse trade, through supplying horses to not only the British Army but also to Canada, Belgium, Australia, New Zealand, Portugal, and even a few to the US.
Hy W. Kliman, president of Global Sourcing & Trading, described how he built a thriving multinational business on the strength of a single bowling shoe contract he reached with a Chinese company in 1973, five years before the two countries had formal diplomatic relations.
Because of the distances involved, experts say, smuggling Fujianese has become a vast multinational business that some have described as immensely profitable.
To get a sense of how effective this disciplined approach can be, consider the story of Olam, a Nigeria-based start-up that went from distributing one product in one country to building a $1.9 billion multinational business in only 13 years.
