"Business with humanity in mind" seems to reflect a trend in businesses where they want to emphasize their community involvement and humanitarian aid rather than just their profit or product. A quick Google search reveals the below: http://articles.baltimoresun.com/2010-05-15/news/bs-ed-rodricks-legg-mason-20100515_1_legg-executives-carey-school-legg-mason "The Johns Hopkins Carey Business School teaches business with humanity in mind," says its mission statement. "The Johns Hopkins Carey Business School shares the Johns Hopkins University's dedication to improving lives on a global scale by addressing pivotal societal issues, including health, poverty, education and environmental sustainability … For us, this means the transformation of business education, and repurposing the traditional business school toolkit to reflect our principles of humanity, compassion, innovation, and opportunity."

"business with humanity mean in mind" is not a proper sentence in English. Do you mean "business with humanity in mind"?