"in the interest of business" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an action or practice that is beneficial for a business's success. For example, "We have decided to invest in new technology in the interest of business."
"Businesses do what's in the interest of business," said Paula DiPerna, a special adviser to CDP who worked on the report.
"Disenfranchising a sub-section of talented, hard-working, high-performing women because of fears about the length of time they are going to be away from work cannot be in the interest of business.
A real appreciation for the market requires us to accept that quite a lot of them belong to the latter.And we can bring the two points together: it's in the interest of business leaders to push for rules that stifle competition and interrupt the market mechanisms that allow good ideas to flourish.
Therefore, it is in the interest of business to engage in ongoing communications and dialogue with employees, customers, marketplace and societal groups (Morsing and Schultz 2006, Union 2016, Bhattacharya et al. 2009).
However, when Johnston (president of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce at the time) was the author, they interpreted the passage to be "a perspective of policy in the interest of business, especially of 'enlightened' business".
But the parts of government tasked with law enforcement surely could take greater notice of instances where numbers are quickly and drastically altered (one could be forgiven for jumping to the conclusion that these things happen in order to assuage consumer anxiety in the interest of business as usual).
It is therefore in the interest of businesses to begin factoring their impacts and dependencies upon natural capital into their decision-making processes; they can start off by properly valuing them.
The article Finland – World´s Innovation Hot Spot in the Harvard Business Review shows the interest of business leaders in the blended education of design and management.
According to some radical critics of work-conditionality, this is the whole point of work-conditionality: to weaken the bargaining position of labor in the interests of business and the property-owning classes (see Piven and Cloward 1993).
