The series of symposiums: “Comprehensive Management of Mental Health and Chronic Conditions: Challenges and Opportunities,” marks the beginning of the educational activities that form part of the newly created “MCS Conexión de Salud” program.
To answer questions and inquiries, CBP will have an orientation table at Plaza Las Américas, Nov. 5-10.
In Puerto Rico, the SBA will be conducting Boots to Business: Reboot, a two-step training program that provides participants with an overview of business ownership as a career vocation.
Santurce Ambulatory Surgical Center Holding, LLC has its office in Old San Juan, according to Puerto Rico State Department records.
The lot known as Parcel B, Santurce Sur Ward was listed for $6.5 million but was sold for $3.3 million.
The store now has new signage inside and outside and an additional 7,000 square feet, among other new features.
The P3 Authority and PREPA wish to enter into a public-private partnership with a private sector partner to deliver low-cost electricity to island customers.
The initiative sought to challenge Puerto Rican community organizations to partner with different sectors and propose “grand ideas” that provoke social change.
Pvot and Pay at the Table are now part of Evertec’s growing portfolio of electronic payment solutions that serve thousands of businesses in Puerto Rico and Latin America.
The Global DMC Partners published its 2018 Global Destination Index, which compiled data from over 6,000 meeting and incentive programs across 2018 in over 500 destinations.
The program will run for five weeks, with two events taking place each week.
This load of essential materials specifically carried electric utility poles vital to the $1.4 billion of work rebuilding the island’s power grid devastated by Hurricane María.
The contract agreement entitles PharmPix to manage the pharmacy benefits for MCS’s more than 180,000 commercial insureds.
UBS has been ordered to pay tens of millions of dollars in various arbitration claims to date, including awards of approximately $9 million, $15 million, $18 million, and now $19 million.
If the prediction of zero economic growth by 2023 holds true, the deal with COFINA creditors will lead to a new default for Puerto Rico.
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