'clean business' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
The phrase can mean different things, depending on the context. For example: "It's important to practice clean business tactics in order to remain successful and ethical."
It is possible to do clean business in Bulgaria.
They say it was a fairly clean business.
Laundry, she said, is not a clean business.
The Gore ball said it accepted sponsorships only from companies with clean business practices.
Shd learn from Portugal which does not jail people for heroin possession #Davos2014 January 22 , 2014Oxfam's Greenpeace International Executive Director, Kumi Naidoo, was also on the panel and reports that Branson called on Davos attendees to "replace dirty business with clean business".
Langan insists that he runs a clean business.
In contemporary Russia, you'll meet many pristinely-educated, well-traveled, white-collar business people who will tell you, absolutely sincerely, that they'd prefer to have "white" — that is, clean — businesses, but that the laws are so contradictory that they would go bust abiding by them all.
And with global markets awash in capital, companies in clean businesses ranging from fuel cells to fuel-efficient vehicles are now the belles of the ball.
India's conservative opposition party won national elections in a landslide, results showed Friday, riding a message of optimism and clean, business-friendly governance to a historic parliamentary majority that could profoundly change the direction of the world's largest democracy.
New York State was the sixth leading state for clean energy job creation in 2007, adding 3,323 clean businesses and 34,363 new jobs that year.
Rather than trying to scrub a company entirely clean, businesses like Reputation Firm are trying to restore a sense of perspective on the web, enabling consumers to make decisions based from their own experiences.
