Washington DC: A major destination for Irish businesspeople
Washington DC has something to offer even the most jaded business traveller, Barry McCall reports
Accentuating our advantages and addressing competitiveness concerns key to future FDI success
Strength of two-way US-Ireland relationship is of even greater importance against backdrop of proposed tariffs
The long wait for auto-enrolment pensions continues
After more than 20 years of talk and several false starts, the State’s retirement savings scheme has been pushed back once more, leaving 800,000 workers still waiting
When it’s about more than just the price tag
In a shifting economic climate, HR leaders must balance financial security with flexibility and purpose to craft a benefits strategy that attracts, retains, and truly resonates with a multigenerational workforce
A structured environment is key to continued growth in fintech
A national fintech hub would help Irish firms to remain competitive as the global industry rapidly expands
A showcase for innovation, collaboration and progress in the manufacturing industry
The National Manufacturing & Supply Chain Conference & Exhibition 2025 will cover cutting-edge developments in Industry 4.0, automation, sustainability, supply-chain management and more
Vigilance and innovation key weapons in the fight against financial crime
A risk-focused organisational culture is called for, while an initiative of the Central Bank is supporting the development of new solutions
Getting data transfer right in M&A transactions
Safely and correctly transferring data in an acquisition, including on pricing, contacts, credit, supply chain and employees, is a complex undertaking
Unleashing the power of artificial intelligence in the face of new risks
Organisations need a clear data strategy before feeding into LLMs, covering such factors as security, privacy, transparency and regulatory compliance
EU delays sustainability reporting rules. Here’s how it will impact Irish businesses
The EU’s Omnibus package scales back sustainability reporting requirements, reducing the number of businesses affected. But will delays create more uncertainty for Irish companies?
‘The tailwinds that brought the FDI here have gone, and we need to support indigenous business’
Eoghan Quigley, Dublin Chamber’s new president, is a passionate advocate for homegrown business
Open communication, respect and strong governance key to family succession
Ensuring a smooth transition from one generation to the next requires taking certain steps
Sustainability and EDI considerations remain fundamental to attracting top talent
Job applicants continue to prioritise values-driven workplaces that align with their ethical and environmental concerns
How AI’s predictive capability can reduce turnover and improve hiring outcomes
Artificial intelligence allows HR teams to make more informed choices on everything from talent acquisition to employee retention strategies
Construction summit brings industry together to address shared challenges and opportunities
More than 170 exhibitors and 4,000 delegates expected at two-day National Construction Summit