Zoom to create 100 jobs in Ireland at Workvivo subsidiary
Cork-based company currently employs 150 in Ireland
Cork-based company currently employs 150 in Ireland
Company is investing $2.8bn in two Irish plants to produce its in-demand weight loss drugs and a new Alzheimer’s therapy
International hub will initially house key functions for the business, including engineering, R&D, finance, and marketing
Michael Lohan more concerned at State’s infrastructure shortfall amid growing international competition for foreign direct investment
US drug giant also formally opens $800m expansion of obesity and diabetes medicines plant in Cork
Apple warned Government of ‘real threat to Ireland’ from countries trying to lure multinationals away
Anniversary event unveils new partnership with Enterprise Ireland and the Technological University of the Shannon
US company arrived in the southeast in 2023 following its acquisition of Immedis
Part of the German Schwabe Group, the firm has had a presence in Little Island since 1978
We need to find a win-win solution based on engineering which is far more ingenious than a simple black and white, yes or no to data centres
Workers told Tullamore plant will close by March 2026
Government needs to heed warnings from competitiveness council about our ability to continue to attract foreign investment
Pharmaceutical packaging plant is being sold to another company but the business operating there is not part of the deal
Chip manufacturer received a further €2.5m in IDA supports, as Irish-based staff await details of redundancy scheme
National grid operator said tech firms continually asking for certainty on new connection agreements
Seen & Heard: Moffett behind data centres; Eamon Waters Merrion Road plan; and Bewleys rent row continues
Irish man Kevin O’Reilly is global president of the medical diagnostics company Beckman Coulter
Minister admits agencies claim pay packages that are ‘sometimes not competitive’ can deter applicants
Expansion of firm’s Mervue site will create 70 jobs over next five years, says company
Agency’s latest half-year report said it supported 131 investments enabaling delivery of 8,900 jobs
Majority of industrial emissions are generated by companies primarily in the food and beverage, cement, pharmaceutical, and chemicals sectors
Pharmaceutical giant to engage in significant expansion of its existing operations at McGarrell Reilly scheme
Ireland at disadvantage in accessing EU-funded initiatives over absence of arrangements to vet key personnel
Cold War was a ‘cakewalk’ compared to the complexities of the current situation, says expert
Chris Hayward recently began lobbying to set up a body like the IDA in the UK
Enterprise Ireland and IDA Ireland say lack of official procedure is hindering innovative companies internationally
Intel is selling a stake in its Irish plant - how much of the money is invested here will be an indication of whether Ireland’s appeal is waning
Volumetric Business Companies has set up an operation in Monaghan but State’s experience with modular is not encouraging to date
Minister for Finance Michael McGrath formally opens engineering giant’s new office as it marks 50 years in Ireland
Announcement ‘reinforces’ Ireland’s reputation with tech sector globally, says Taoiseach
US multinational has spent the past year talking to private capital groups about potential financing options
No place for scepticism in IDA Ireland’s labour market report as it hails potential of artificial intelligence
New report says 60% of Gen-X workers have jobs where generative AI can free-up time for ‘more value-added and creative work’
Europe’s regulations have become ‘too burdensome’ and could hinder innovation, argues Michael Lohan
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How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
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