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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.
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
Clustering allows Irish regions to flourish as centres of excellence
Concentrating specific sectors in particular areas cultivates expertise, benefitting both businesses and regional economies
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
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
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
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 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
Why Cop27′s loudest call was for an end to greenwashing
UN report demands genuine action from businesses and financial institutions to reduce carbon emissions
Forging a more sustainable future can’t be achieved by one company alone
How businesses can become more energy-efficient and why they need to
Ireland’s thriving life sciences sector
Attracting skills is key to keep contributing to a golden period of innovation
Solving the inflation equation
Ireland must address competitiveness factors that are within its control
An enduring relationship pays rich dividends
US investment in Ireland has been hugely beneficial to both countries: talent and tax measures can help ties to stay strong
How businesses are meeting the challenge of the workplace ‘new normal’
A suitable hybrid strategy can help win the war for talent
How to lead remotely, without growing remote
Leaders must guard against proximity bias and nurture a culture rooted in trust and flexibility
Why Ireland is a great base for talent – and needs to remain so
Solving systemic complexities and the housing shortage will help Ireland to attract and retain people
Improving lives and building sustainable businesses
US companies are keen to contribute to the communities around them
The EDI agenda
American companies have helped to promote equality, diversity and inclusion in Ireland - continuing to progress makes social and commercial sense
Why multinational leaders are calling Ireland home – and how to attract more
The country offers a powerful combination of benefits, and personal taxation measures could entice even more top talent
Ireland as a digital hub
A highly diverse, innovative, young and skilled workforce, allied to other positive factors, means the country should continue to thrive
Digitalising to compete
Organisations who take advantage of new technology will be the winners of the future
Protect, respond, resolve, recover – the cybersecurity playbook
Cyberattacks are rising but Irish companies can help up your guard
Ireland’s pivotal role in the transatlantic relationship
The EU-US Trade and Technology Council offers opportunities for even more investment both ways
Taxing questions
A global minimum effective tax rate presents Ireland with opportunities to ensure its regime remains competitive
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