"extend its business" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a company or organization expanding its operations or services into a new area. For example: The company decided to extend its business into Mexico in order to reach a larger customer base.
As Starbucks has announced it intends to extend its business to India, will the country's taste for coffee take over from the traditional love for tea?
Jump to media player As Starbucks has announced it intends to extend its business to India, will the country's taste for coffee take over from the traditional love for tea?
Yandex, the search engine often called the Google of Russia, announced another acquisition today that will extend its business into another vertical: it's buying Auto.ru, an online classifieds business for selling cars, for $175 million in cash.
A firm can extend its business to other games when it adds value to the other game and increase its profitability.
Where a CCP wishes to extend its business into a Member State other than where it is established, the competent authority of the Member State of establishment shall immediately notify the competent authority of that other Member State. 1.
Novell views Moblin as a way to extend its business selling software and services related to Linux.
However, the company is looking to extend its business-to-business e-commerce model beyond the information technology market.
Yandex's search share in Russia has only been increasing slightly in recent times so it's been getting more enterprising about how it extends its business, and moves into other products.
Medical devices and pharmaceuticals are the company's two main platforms for extending its business as it moves forward.
YouGov began life as a political polling firm but it has significantly extended its business to include the successful Brand Index service, which tracks changes in public opinion about more than 1,000 brands on a daily basis.
I agree with the propositions of Mr. Paull that it was no part of the contract, and it cannot be taken to have been the basis of the contract, that the laundry would be unable to work if there was a delay in the delivery of the boiler, or that the laundry was extending its business, or that it had any special contracts which they could fulfil only by getting delivery of this boiler.
