From increased demand for decarbonisation and digitalisation to less greenfield sites, the PM Group are seeing a number of new trends emerging

Having helped big names like Facebook and Twitter to integrate into office spaces in Ireland, Glandore are confident they can meet the needs of any company

Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) matters alongside digitalisation are essential to continue attracting US investment in the regions, writes Lorraine Sammon, Audit Partner, KPMG

Following a string of recent acquisitions, Induchem are using their four decades of experience to help more suppliers than ever before

IDA Ireland entered 2023 with record results for 2022, achieving the highest FDI employment ever at 301,475 jobs

American Chamber looks ahead to 2023 Southern Conference, US-Irish Business Awards, Global Impact Award

Tom Wall, Managing Director of Sisk’s Life Sciences & Technology business, maps the highlights of their four decades in business

Stryker's Dr Bernard O'Connor opens up on the invaluable work that the company's Cork team does to help their 130 million patients worldwide

It's hoped the labs will act as 'a European hub' which can bring together leaders of American multinationals in Dublin and Cork

HR directors in US-Irish companies explain why talent development has become so key in attracting and retaining people

Two-thirds of US firms in Ireland are recruiting. Jobs in US firms in Ireland rose from 160,000 in 2019 to 200,000 in 2022 —  up 25%

The company, formed only last year, has gone from strength to strength by consolidating an impressive client base and building on its team of 65 staff

Niall Guerin of Savills outlines why Ireland is still an unbeatable base for many US multinationals

Hailed as "a natural sanctuary in the city", these HQ office buildings have been built to satisfy any occupier

Signify Health VP Elaine Murphy outlines why Galway was chosen to home the American company's first base outside the US

The company's new innovation center is a beacon of next-generation sustainable building technology

There are 900+ US companies in Ireland, directly employing 200,000 people and indirectly supporting 160,000 jobs in the wider economy

There are more people than ever before based in Ireland employed in the multinational sector, writes Caroline O’Driscoll, a Deloitte Partner in Corporate and International Tax

Matheson LLP's Mark O'Sullivan and Anna Crowley examine how Ireland is persevering as an attractive destination for foreign direct investment

There is a target of a 20% increase in IDA client expenditure in Ireland by 2024; and at least half of all FDI investments between 2021 and 2024 are expected to be located outside of Dublin

Ireland's restaurants and takeaways turned over €6.1bn in 2022. US food outlets are thriving here and the trade is flows both ways

As the cost-of-living crisis continues to challenge Irish businesses, Climeaction explain how sustainable practices such as streamlining supply chains and reducing waste can lead to savings of 15% to 20%

Fernando Vicario, Bank of America, outlines how the business community can help address social inequalities with meaningful solutions

Claire D Cronin, United States Ambassador to Ireland, outlines the strong community bonds behind the US-Irish diplomatic and business success stories

Barry Skillington, of Atlantia Clinical Food Trials, on the company's success in Ireland and the USA. He talks to Shauna McHugh

Joe McNamee hears industry views on how US-Irish tourism figures have rebooted after the global Covid dip

Dream job: “I’m lucky enough to live in midtown Manhattan, right in the heart of the action"

The US-Irish business relationship is driving new job creation in cybersecurity, a report from Cyber Ireland and Cyber Skills finds

Kay Flynn of Eli Lilly reflects on three decades of her distinguished career in Ireland and the US

Paul Kelleher, chair of the Southern Region of American Chamber of Commerce in Ireland, shares his insights on the critical relationship between Ireland and the US