Even under Trump, US multinationals show little sign of retreating from global markets — thanks to incentives, political clout, and economic reality.
Lyft VP Jeremy Bird, once an Obama campaign organiser, and FreeNow's Danny O'Gorman speak to The Currency about the €175m acquisition that will shake up the taxi industry.
Savings habits between Europe and the US have long diverged. Royal London's Melanie Baker and Trevor Greetham explain how they could provide the EU with "theoretical firepower" against the Trump administration.
The heads of EY's new geopolitical unit Aidan Meagher and Simon MacAllister speak to The Currency about guiding businesses through an uncertain world, Trump's tariffs, and echoes of Brexit.
Donald Trump’s foreign policy pivot is unsettling smaller nations, forcing them to navigate a world where old alliances no longer guarantee protection. What does it mean for Ireland?
The Government has been tapping up Irish business leaders in the US to join its new Strategic Economic Advisory Panel, but refuses to release details of members or how they may be influencing State policy.
While the short-lived imposition of Trump's "reciprocal" tariffs wrought havoc with stock exchanges, investors explain how the private market reaction will lag behind its public counterparts.
The Digital Markets Act fines against the tech giants are the first of their kind and could have reached many billions. Did the EU hold back because of US trade tensions?
Asked about the global turmoil triggered by Trump, Stripe co-founder John Collison had “nothing new to say”. This might be the wisest approach.
As the second Trump administration turns governance into a spectacle of contradictions and media manipulation, the American press struggles to maintain credibility amidst a cacophony of misinformation and partisan distrust.
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