The phrase "interview business" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when talking about conducting an interview with someone who owns or runs a business. For example, you could say: "I'm scheduling interviews with local business owners to get their thoughts on the latest economic trends."
And in a November online-only interview, Business Week talked with Digg founder and CEO Jay Adelson and co-founder and chief architect Kevin Rose.
During past economic downturns, Mr. Zuckerman said in an interview, business had been "very strong, because people need to get away to deal with stress, deal with fear, go to behaviorists, do life management, protect their health".
Along with his co-host Natalie Campbell, the businesswoman and broadcaster, Lord Rose has launched the podcast Breakfast with the Boss, during which they interview business people on their careers, successes and failures.
In the wake of her Times interview, business minister Anna Soubry said Leadsom's comments meant she was "not PM material" while Scottish Tory leader Ruth Davidson said there was a "gulf in class" between the two candidates and senior MP Sir Alan Duncan said the energy minister's remarks were "vile".
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Monkey would definitely tune in to see Robert Peston interviewing business bigwigs aboard a rollercoaster.
I was traveling independently around the country interviewing business owners and was eager to visit Kandahar, though almost everyone advised against it.
In interviews, business executives close to industry officials said China Mobile was planning to scrap the deal under government pressure, although it had yet to find a replacement.
Source: US wages are from US Bureau of Labor Statistics, National Compensation Survey, July 2002; India wages are from interviews, business literature search and review of employment want ads by the authors.
In addition to conducting the survey, we interviewed business executives from a number of industries and academia to help us recognize the practical issues facing organizations today.
