US president Joe Biden warned British prime minister Boris Johnson, not for the first time, that peace in the North must not be jeopardised as a result of complications from Brexit

President Joe Biden's corporate tax plans will have a significant effect in blunting the appeal for multinationals to set up in Ireland, UCC economist Seamus Coffey has warned.

When US president Joe Biden was asked about the plight of migrants at the US-Mexico border during his first formal press conference, he referred to his own Irish ancestry again.

Historic first meeting between Micheál Martin and Joe Biden focuses on the North, Covid-19, and a state visit here

Celine Fox, Audit Partner, KPMG in Cork, says the region must identify and harness new strengths to build on past successes in attracting FDI

Mark O'Sullivan, tax partner with  Matheson, says the law firm is seeing demand for legal services in Munster across ICT, life sciences, med-tech, financial services and cybersecurity

Gerry Dillon outlines the appetite for investment in Ireland underpinning Shannon Group’s strategic plans for further property development

Downsizing office space does not mean downsizing your company. Glandore has everything your business may need as you navigate remote working and plan your return to the office.

We talk to Cork native Pat Ring, senior vice-president of global services and solutions at Flex about current market dynamics and the future horizon for product-based services 

 New investments to support 50,000 new jobs over the lifetime of the IDA's new strategy, says Denis Curran of IDA Ireland

Martin Shanahan, CEO of IDA Ireland, explains how impressive overseas investment continues to underpin optimism in Ireland's economy

Mike Beary, country manager, AWS, looks at a decade of huge investment in Ireland

Zoe Keane talks to a selection of people from Ireland and the USA who have journeyed to avail of study and work opportunities on both sides of the Atlantic

Johnson & Johnson's 5,000 skilled workers have actively engaged with a suite of diversity and inclusion programmes hosted across its four main facilities in Ireland

As the American Chamber of Commerce Ireland marks 60 years, Leo Varadkar, Martin Shanahan, Paul Duffy  and Julie Sinnamon reflect on its achievements. Plus a link to a flickable e-paper of the 'US Business in Ireland 2021' publication  

Theo Cullinane, CEO of BAM, says the company is looking to the future with confidence

Constructing over €3bn in biopharma facilities in Ireland since 2000 for key blue-chip US multinational clients, John Sisk & Son looks ahead to ongoing good relations between US and Ireland

Ray Clarke, director consulting, Aon, says companies have a busy 2021 ahead with the  “most significant changes in at least a generation" for pensions regulations

 David Cadogan, VP, Gilead Sciences, Manufacturing Operations, outlines the key role played by Gilead Sciences in the global response to Covid-19

Liam Kenny, Managing Director of John Paul Construction, outlines a selection of high profile projects delivered by JPC

PepsiCo says it is keen to inspire the next generation and is hosting a number of programmes to reach Irish students

Maeve Culloty, Ireland managing director, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, advises on planning to ensure workers have a secure and comfortable work environment

US-based entrepreneur and investor John Hartnett says the US-Irish relationship is going from strength to strength. He spoke with Aisling Kiernan

Gareth Lambe, President of American Chamber of Commerce Ireland and head of Facebook Ireland, looks ahead to the promise of another great year for US-Irish business