To Wish and Some Commonly Used Greetings in Chinese Business Circles 祝

The usage of祝(zhù)
祝(zhù) is used as a verb to express good wishes. Normally, there is no need to have a subject unless the subject is not the first person. 祝(zhù) can have two objects, but the indirect object can be omitted if it is the second person.

Examples；
1, I wish you a Happy New Year!
祝(zhù) 你(nǐ) 新(xīn) 年(nián) 快(kuài) 乐(lè) ！

2, Our boss wishes that your business will boom in China.
我(wǒ) 们(men) 老(lǎo) 板(bǎn) 祝(zhù) 贵(guì) 公(gōng) 司(sī) 在(zài) 中(zhōng) 国(guó) 生(shēng) 意(yì) 兴(xìng) 隆(lóng) 。

3, I wish that your whole family will be filled with happiness.
祝(zhù) 你(nǐ) 全(quán) 家(jiā) 幸(xìng) 福(fú) 。


Commonly Used Greetings in Chinese Business Circles
1, Congratulations and may you be prosperous.
恭(gōng) 喜(xǐ) 发(fā) 财(cái) 。

2, A small investment brings a ten thousand fold profit.
一(yī) 本(běn) 万(wàn) 利(lì) 。

3, Starting business with good luck.
开(kāi) 业(yè) 大(dà) 吉(jí) 。

4, Bring in money or revenue by all possible ways.
财(cái) 源(yuán) 广(guǎng) 进(jìn) 。

5, Rich in financial resources,
财(cái) 源(yuán) 茂(mào) 盛(shèng) 。

6, The lucky start is in the ascendant.
福(fú) 星(xīng) 高(gāo) 照(zhào) 。

7, The business will be thriving.
生(shēng) 意(yì) 兴(xìng) 隆(lóng) 。