The list of innovations stemming from US multinational corporations (MNCs) based in Ireland is arresting. Currently Ireland produces four out of every five medical stents saving lives around the ...

Trump told Martin he would have allowed pharmaceutical companies to relocate to Ireland from the United States but would have imposed a steep tariff on the firms' products. "If you want to go to ...

Dubbed the “Shannon Free Trade Zone,” corporations were allowed to avoid taxes by building in Ireland and hiring local workers. The country also created a business environment marked by low ...

Martin sought to highlight the economic links between the countries and how Ireland has helped add value to US corporations, ...

Last year, 167 U.S. companies expanded into Ireland including Utah companies Market ... "Dublin felt like Provo to us," Smith said. "There is more of a scrappy culture." Houlihan said Ireland's ...

US President Donald Trump's measures on US pharmaceutical companies operating in Ireland remains "somewhat uncertain", Taoiseach Micheál Martin has said. Mr Martin is continuing his St Patrick's ...

Ireland has been reaping corporation tax bonanza as reforms to global rules mean major US companies are choosing to pay tax on their international profits in the country. IT and pharmaceutical ...

In fact, there are more than 950 US companies in Ireland employing over 376,000 people both directly and indirectly. According to the American Chamber of Commerce in Ireland (AmCham), this equates ...

CANADA ANNOUNCES $21B IN NEW US TARIFFS AS TRADE WAR ESCALATES American pharmaceutical companies started migrating to Ireland in the early 2000s after U.S. production peaked in 2006 ahead of the ...

Donald Trump has criticised Ireland for using its tax policies to lure away US companies, as he threatened to escalate his trade war with the EU. Speaking in the Oval Office next to the Irish ...

Trump also said that if he drained Ireland of all the US companies "maybe I'd lose the Irish vote". "We don't want to do anything to hurt Ireland, but we do want fairness and [Martin] understands ...