Has the 15% corporation tax rate lessened Ireland’s FDI allure?
Ireland may need to differentiate itself from competitors by enhancing its value offerings in new sectors, such as AI and the green economy
American Thanksgiving Special Report
American Thanksgiving special report looks at all aspects of US business in Ireland including how Ireland can retain its position as a preferred location for inward investment. The report features companies that don't just pay lip-service to equality, diversity and inclusion, it looks at the implications of the energy crisis and how digital adoption is accelerating at an unprecedented rate.
US multinationals are spreading success across Ireland’s regions
Skilled workforces in regional locations are propelling innovation and harnessing rapid advancements in disruptive technologies
Dealing with deglobalisation: Businesses must adapt as world changes
Increasing regulations and protectionist policies across the globe are presenting new challenges to doing business across borders
New strategies required to maintain Ireland’s success in attracting US investment
Ireland must adapt to sustain growth says AmCham CEO, with infrastructure topping list of key strategic policy pillars
How Ireland became a bigger investor in the US than China and India
Ireland is pulling its weight in the US and is the ninth largest investor in the USI
Potential fallout from US election on minds of Irish exporters
Resilience is top of mind for mitigating supply chain risk
Top execs are bullish about AI. Here’s how it’s already changing work
The pace of artificial intelligence progression means slow adopters may struggle to adapt to imminent advancements, say business leaders
Ireland still the apple of America’s eye, despite world turbulence
About 970 US firms employ more than 210,000 people in Ireland, which remains an attractive location for companies to ‘land and expand’
US multinationals committed to improving the social fabric in Ireland
MNCs are leading the way in corporate social responsibility and engaging with communities to help them meet the challenges of a fast-changing world
Rise in AI-based cybercrime means companies must be prepared
An increase in artificial intelligence cyberattacks calls for a comprehensive approach to security, including using AI tools
Ireland’s skilled workforce crucial for future competitiveness
A workplace culture that values recognition is key to nurturing an environment where employees are keen to upskill
Is the death of working from home being greatly exaggerated?
While some companies would prefer staff to return to office, many acknowledge that attracting and retaining talent for fully on-site roles continues to be more challenging
Ireland’s R&D tax credit crucial in maintaining competitiveness
R&D tax credit has played a key role in economic growth by enhancing Ireland’s attractiveness as a research investment location
Interconnection is the secret sauce of Ireland’s research system
Research-centre model is central to Ireland’s success in attracting US multinationals to the State
Top execs are bullish about AI. Here’s how it’s already changing work
The pace of artificial intelligence progression means slow adopters may struggle to adapt to imminent advancements, say business leaders
Rise in AI-based cybercrime means companies must be prepared
An increase in artificial intelligence cyberattacks calls for a comprehensive approach to security, including using AI tools
Ireland still the apple of America’s eye, despite world turbulence
About 970 US firms employ more than 210,000 people in Ireland, which remains an attractive location for companies to ‘land and expand’
US multinationals committed to improving the social fabric in Ireland
MNCs are leading the way in corporate social responsibility and engaging with communities to help them meet the challenges of a fast-changing world
The mobility effect
As companies look for a return to the office, some are offering flexibility but they need to be clear with employees what hybrid and flexible working mean
Skills needs at US multinationals a driver of trends in Irish education
AmCham sees Ireland as a potential leader in digital literacy, AI research, cybersecurity and quantum computing
Irish arms of US firms are leaders in the transition to sustainability
A pivot in the US corporate mindset towards greener production will benefit Ireland by driving change
Investment in digital and EV infrastructure crucial for growth
Better connectivity is key in accelerating a move to greener transport and stimulating the net-zero economy
To stay competitive Ireland must close housing and infrastructure gaps
The housing shortage is a hurdle to attracting talent – it must be addressed to maintain Ireland’s FDI edge
Raising our AI game could reap huge rewards for Irish business
Ireland has the potential to become a global artificial intelligence hub if we develop the skills required to compete
Clustering allows Irish regions to flourish as centres of excellence
Concentrating specific sectors in particular areas cultivates expertise, benefitting both businesses and regional economies
Tax: What signing up to OECD’s Pillar Two means for Irish-based firms
Accepting the OECD tax agreement means Ireland’s 12.5 per cent corporate rate still broadly applies and our competitiveness won’t suffer
R&D support crucial in making Ireland a magnet for multinationals
Strong backing for research has helped make Ireland a global medtech hub but R&D happens in a range of sectors
US multinational corporations are engines of innovation in Ireland
MNCs’ emphasis on research and development has led to expansion, job creation and new Irish businesses
Cyberattacks: Why businesses need to safeguard the weakest links
Knowing your business is unprepared for a cyberattack is the first step in planning to protect it
2023 has been a terrific year for US investment says AmCham chief
New semiconductor plant brings Intel investment to €30bn, making it the biggest private-sector investor in Ireland
What MNCs are doing to nurture and develop talent for the future
Supporting people to advance their skills, ideas and careers benefits both multinationals and communities
Two-way street: US-Ireland business relations are mutually beneficial
The likes of Kerry and Icon are a big deal in the United States, where Irish investment gets a warm welcome
R&D, skills and green energy keys to building on US-Irish partnership
Ireland’s R&D tax credit, focus on education and greater renewables investment form the basis for growth of the US multinational sector
US investment: Ireland’s economic driver brings enormous benefits
More than half the firms investing in Ireland are from the US, a situation we can't afford to take for granted
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