"furthermore business" is not a grammatically correct phrase.
It is possible that you meant to use "furthermore, in business" or "furthermore, for business," both of which are correct and commonly used in written English. Example: Furthermore, in business, it is important to maintain good communication with clients.
Furthermore, business investment has actually recovered fairly strongly since the official recession ended.
Furthermore, business arrangements that were being made between the leading manufacturers of radio equipment and the leading broadcasters seemed to threaten monopoly.
Furthermore, business analytics extends to include predictive and prescriptive analytics to generate responsive action plans.
Furthermore, business incubators should help tenants to build networks with external companies, organizations, and other individuals (Hansen et al. 2000).
Furthermore, business ties play positive moderating roles, and environmental uncertainty has negative impacts on social capital and CCO performance.
Furthermore, business owners might give incentives to whoever writes good reviews about their merchandise, or might pay someone to write bad reviews about their competitor's products or services.
Furthermore, "business-cycle considerations aside, we do see that as countries develop they become more attractive locations for PhDs in science and engineering".
Furthermore, businesses owners and employees can play both the role of capable guardian and at the same time supply suitable targets in the environment.
Furthermore, some business owners complain that the American system unfairly rewards disingenuous bookkeeping rather than innovation.
Furthermore, small business banking may face a British competition commission inquiry in the near future.
Furthermore, most business travelers are accustomed to booking off-line, either through a secretary or a company travel assistant, or by telephoning the company travel agency and discussing options for flight times, hotels and other services.
