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10% were still experiencing an issue more than six months later

A recent uptick in a global index of manufacturing  has spurred expectations the sector has reached a turning point

Advocates of global tax reform may not have have had in their mind that a big beneficiary of the changes would have been Ireland

The fine is expected to be announced next month, the Financial Times reports

The Open Doors Initiative, or ODI, is a not-for-profit organisation that creates pathways to education, employment, and entrepreneurship for ...

Ireland lost competitiveness in terms of supporting Irish businesses last year, the OECD has said in a report that targets much criticism at the ...

Brian Nation is delighted he moved to the USA to enjoy success with new Keeper’s Heart whiskey brand. He talks to John Daly

Enda Kelleher of Sprintax reflects on the specialist compliance firm's steady growth in the US market.  He talks to John Daly

With manufacturing employing 270,000 people and contributing 37% of Ireland’s GDP, it’s critical the sector remains innovative, competitive to keep attracting US investment, says IDA

Leaders in Irish and US business and politics confirmed for the 2024 American Chamber of Commerce conference 

ID-Pal’s presence in the US is bolstered by partnerships with Spirit of Alaska Credit Union and deposit account opening platform CreditSnap

The global intramedullary nail market is valued at €2bn, with the tibia and femoral market segments worth €800m

US-born Jessica Bonenfant is loving her creative contribution to communities in rural Cork.  She talks to John Daly

Alan Healy, Irish Examiner Munster Business Editor, looks at the enduring appeal of Ireland for inward investment

Strengthening Ireland’s position as a digital regulatory hub within the EU will help to spur research and innovation investment

Paul Sweetman, CEO designate of American Chamber of Commerce Ireland, looks at positive signs for future US-Irish trade 

GDP is an accurate indicator for countries such as Germany and Britain but not for Ireland, where modified domestic demand is a more true reflection of the economy

Irish pub's move to New York is the “fulfilment of a long-time family goal”

Irish Residential Properties REIT (Ires) owns 3,734 apartments most of which are located in Dublin aside from a 50-unit block in Harty’s Quay in Cork

New documents showed the overall financial health of the firm prior to the controversy that engulfed the trade show organiser last year