A range of U.S. businesses store intellectual property in Ireland due to a favorable business environment built on low ...

Two United States-based companies will expand in Cork, Ireland, creating a total of 150 jobs. Seattle, WA-based financial services provider Remitly Global, Inc. will create 120 jobs over the next ...

Ireland has found deep success in courting interest and investment from U.S. companies thanks to its low taxes, highly skilled workforce, economic and political stability, and excellent location ...

Mainly companies in the United States have decided to move their headquarters to Ireland starting with Accenture in 2009. To a lesser extent, the United Kingdom also has had companies moving their ...

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 ...

Farewell, Ireland: it looks like corporate America ... who repeatedly suggested their tax rewrite would encourage US companies to bring the money home to hire workers and invest in their businesses.

Its 2022 US Ireland Business Report highlights an increase in the number of US companies operating in Ireland, which now stands at almost 900. The number of people directly employed by US ...

The United States has a flat corporate tax rate of 21%. Ireland’s taxation rate for corporations is 12.5%. In addition, Ireland only charges a corporate tax rate of 6.25% for revenue tied to a ...

Nevertheless, Ireland has established itself as a hub for U.S. companies looking to expand to European markets, so the momentum continues: in 2023, 167 U.S. companies opened offices in Ireland.

Here's a fact that might surprise you: All of the top 10 U.S. companies that were born on the Internet — including Google, Amazon and eBay — have overseas corporate headquarters in Ireland.

American chicken food chain Popeyes has announced its second location on the island of Ireland will open at The Junction ...

March 12 (UPI) --On Wednesday afternoon, President Donald Trump accused Ireland of taking U.S companies via taxation. Later in the day, though, in a friendlier exchange, he accepted a shamrock ...