The phrase "an business" is not correct in written English.
The correct article to use before "business" is "a" because "business" begins with a consonant sound.
Example: "I want to start a business that focuses on sustainability."
Alternatives: "a company" or "a firm".
As an business owner, your brand relies heavily on you, so presenting yourself well is vital.
The Hinduja brothers control an business empire founded by their Indian father who left the province of Sind for Iran 80 years ago.
mailVU.com provides an business video platform to service providers.
If you're an engineer who's treated as automatically lesser than an business graduate or MBA, or worst of all, treated as a cloistered savant, that's a warning sign.
"This is an exotic venture strategy," he admits, "Qlipso is an early-stage R&D company transforming into an business with scale and audience".
Owners were squeamish about using a product that would reveal they were interested in selling, so we had to move to a subtler name for a product that does essentially the same thing: help an business maximize its value in advance of a sale.
