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Goodwill de Puerto Rico has launched the Nurse-Family Partnership program to provide in-home nurse visits for first-time mothers in San Juan, Carolina and Caguas.
Mónica Rodríguez-Villa, Puerto Rico’s financial institutions commissioner, warned of a fraudulent investment scheme using the governor’s image.
Banco Popular de Puerto Rico filed a complaint in federal court to enforce a maritime lien against the vessel M/V Tatonka 2 over an alleged loan default. (Credit: Alexei Novikov | Dreamstime.com)
Hotel Villa Cofresí in Rincón is marking its 60th anniversary with a $3 million expansion project.
A Mastercard study found 86% of Puerto Rico small and medium-sized businesses rank trust as the top factor in selecting digital payment providers. (Credit: Pressureua | Dreamstime.com)
Hospital General Castañer, the largest health care facility in central Puerto Rico, has introduced a new electronic records system for its emergency room.
The Municipality of San Juan received $42,076 in federal funding to support preservation efforts at the San Juan Museum.
A coastal-themed mural with blue tones, rocks and plants was painted in the Imaging Center at Puerto Rico Children’s Hospital in Bayamón to create a calming environment for pediatric patients.
Graduates of Ironhack’s Puerto Rico program completed courses in web development, data science, Java backend, user experience and user interface design, and artificial intelligence engineering.
Puerto Rico’s economy slowed in June after spring growth helped by Mother’s Day sales and end-of-school events.
Mayor William Miranda Torres announces seven new decrees under Caguas’ Socioeconomic Incentives Code in Puerto Rico, bringing the total to 138 since 2012.
Orlando Pérez, general sales manager for Porsche Center Puerto Rico, and Agnes Vega, brand manager for Porsche Puerto Rico. (Credit: Alejandro Granadillo)
AgroRecursos, available at agrorecursos.com, took more than two years to develop and already has users in all 78 municipalities of Puerto Rico.
Bárbara Rivera-Chinea, program director of Fase1 Intensive
Banesco’s headquarters in San Juan, Puerto Rico

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