"business chances" is a grammatically correct phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to an opportunity or situation that presents itself that could potentially yield favorable results in business. For example: "I'm excited about the new business chances that this big project could bring."
IF you've got anything to do with the wine business, chances are you're spending a lot of time this week at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center.
Tell someone at a party that you are on an MBA and, if they are not in business, chances are they will look at you like you are the last word in conformity.
The Halo Effect Phil Rosenzweig, Free Press If you're in business, chances are you've read one: the inspirational tale of business success in a glossy magazine, with a chief executive given the superstar treatment with a cover picture and laudatory praise over several pages inside.
If you're running a small business, chances are you're either wasting a ton of time or a ton of money on accounts receivable.
Adwerx is a well-known advertising and re-targeting network for real estate agents (though if you're not in that line of business, chances are you've never heard of it, of course).
The end game is obviously zero, but these companies have overhead and while the Big Three cloud computing companies –Google, Amazon and Microsoft –run their Infrastructure as a Service as a side business, chances are their stock holders don't want to see them giving it away for nothing, a point we seem to be approaching quickly.
We believe that the concept of robot magician itself opens a new business chance, especially in entertainment area.
Travelling unplanned can lead to disappointments and some wistful longings to take the business chance that could have proved beneficial to your business.
Theodoulou said: "Collaborating with other firms through sub-contracts or joint ventures can greatly increase small businesses' chances of winning larger contracts".
To Mr. Kirtzman, it was more than a business opportunity: a chance to restore what he calls a "gay utopia".
If you spend a lot of time managing complex business projects, chances are you've encountered the Basecamp service.
