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Luis Rafael González, founder of Axis & Co., a real estate consulting and brokerage firm based in Puerto Rico.
Thomas Seewoester, vice president of operations for Amgen Puerto Rico, places the Energy Star certification label at the company’s Juncos facility.
The ceremony, held in the new auditorium on Ponce Health Sciences University’s campus, marked the school’s largest graduating class of medical students since its founding, with 120 students earning Doctor of Medicine degrees.
Discover Puerto Rico, the island’s destination marketing organization, released a report on early 2025 tourism performance as the global travel industry faces challenges, including tariff concerns and weaker international demand. (Credit: Mihai Coman | Dreamstime.com)
American Paper, founded in 1982, supplies packaging products throughout Puerto Rico, the Caribbean and Central America. (Credit: American Paper’s website.)
Brenda Irizarry of FirstBank leads a coaching habits training during a recent 1Éxito for Business event.
Monllor Capital Partners, a private equity firm based in San Juan, says it aims to attract investment to Puerto Rico while supporting sustainable economic development. (Credit: Natanael Alfredo Nemanita Ginting | Dreamstime.com)
Facel Casta-Báez, president and inventor of Emu Comfort, a Puerto Rico-based medical equipment company specializing in orthopedic pillows.
The ruling marks the fifth time a court has sided with local concessionaires in legal disputes with Aerostar, the operator of Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport in Puerto Rico.
Ongoing analysis of Puerto Rico’s Coincident and Leading Indicators will be crucial for tracking the island’s economic direction in the coming months.
Puerto Rico is one of seven regions selected to host the NIIMBL eXperience program in summer 2025, which will engage 100 STEM students in the U.S.
The installed solar systems in Culebra have a combined capacity of 283.5 kilowatts and are expected to generate about 480 megawatt-hours annually, saving local businesses an estimated $135,000.
The course combined classroom instruction and hands-on training in carpentry, masonry, gypsum board installation, plumbing and electrical work.
The dashboard is available under the Special Projects tab on the Puerto Rico Institute of Statistics website.