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A conference room at the Liga de Cooperativas de Puerto Rico. (Screen capture of www.liga.coop)
Banking, Featured
Puerto Rico cooperatives close ’25 strong, brace for ’26
Maria Miranda January 2, 2026

Liga de Cooperativas economist warns of liquidity, migration and loan risk. #NewsismyBusiness

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Economists point to data showing growing pressure on households and businesses in Puerto Rico. (Credit: Olga Demina | Dreamstime.com)
Economy, Featured
Economists warn of stalled growth, uncertainty for Puerto Rico
Maria Miranda December 31, 2025

Analysts: Tariffs, inflation and U.S. policies are shaping a weak outlook. #NewsismyBusiness

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Baldwin School of Puerto Rico in Guaynabo, which ranked first in Schoolbell.net’s 2025 list of the island’s top private schools based on online reputation metrics. (Credit: Baldwin School of Puerto Rico's Facebook page)
Education, Featured
Schoolbell ranks Puerto Rico’s top private schools for 2025
NIMB Staff December 31, 2025

Global education discovery platform publishes its list of the 10 Best Private Schools in Puerto Rico using contextual reputation scoring. #NewsismyBusiness

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Featured, General Biz News
Puerto Rico’s top business, culture stories of 2025
Michelle Kantrow-Vázquez December 30, 2025

From major investments and legal battles to cultural moments that sparked debate, these stories shaped the island’s year. #NewsismyBusiness

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Antonio Santos examining Puerto Rico’s identity, self-determination and economic direction. (Credit: Vladm | Dreamstime.com)
Biz Views, Featured
Emasculated by aid: Why Puerto Rico needs a provider mindset revolution
Contributor December 30, 2025

Opinion column argues that Puerto Rico’s economic stagnation is tied to federal dependency and calls for a cultural shift toward self-reliance, family stability and locally driven capital formation. #NewsismyBusiness

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Isabel Rullán, executive director of ConPRmetidos
Featured, General Biz News
ConPRmetidos reports ’25 jobs pipeline gains in Puerto Rico
NIMB Staff December 29, 2025

El Comeback and Futuro con PR expand workforce pathway, growing talent pipeline from high school students to seasoned professionals. #NewsismyBusiness

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Coffee cherries grow on a branch at a farm. (File photo)
Agriculture, Featured
Puerto Rico bill proposes coffee tourism route
Maria Miranda December 29, 2025

The measure would link farms, haciendas and agencies. #NewsismyBusiness

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Featured, My Business Reads
3 new business books to kickstart your 2026 strategy now
Terri Schlichenmeyer December 29, 2025

New nonfiction titles explore personal finance, leadership mindsets and the hidden workload that shapes careers and families. #NewsismyBusiness

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The United Nations’ Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean released its Preliminary Overview of the Economies of Latin America and the Caribbean 2025 report this month.
Economy, Featured
ECLAC sees slow growth persisting in LatAm/Caribbean region
G. Torres December 26, 2025

The Caribbean outperforms as Latin America faces weak momentum. #NewsismyBusiness

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Vialys Rivera-Ruiz, director of client accounts at ManpowerGroup Puerto Rico, discusses labor market changes in Puerto Rico.
Featured, Labor/HR
Pandemic accelerates shift in jobs and work models
G. Torres December 26, 2025

Remote work, new roles and soft skills reshape labor market. #NewsismyBusiness

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Computer and electronics manufacturing is a key part of Puerto Rico’s information and communication technology sector, contributing significantly to manufacturing output, exports and jobs, according to the Puerto Rico Department of Economic Development and Commerce. (Credit: Roman Borodaev | Dreamstime.com)
Featured, Telecommunications/Technology
Puerto Rico positions itself as ICT investment hub
G. Torres December 24, 2025

DDEC highlights jobs, wages and exports tied to tech sector. #NewsismyBusiness

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LinkedIn’s Work Change Report examines how artificial intelligence is reshaping jobs, skills and hiring trends, with many roles and abilities expected to change significantly by 2030. (Credit: LinkedIn)
Featured, Labor/HR
AI reshapes jobs as skills shift across industries
G. Torres December 24, 2025

LinkedIn report shows rapid rise of new roles and AI skills. #NewsismyBusiness

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Bioengineer Jorge Castro, founder of Ihnnova and a BioLeap alumnus, discussed the lack of research infrastructure for scientists in Puerto Rico in an interview with News is my Business.
Featured, General Biz News
Lack of labs stalls life sciences startups in Puerto Rico
G. Torres December 23, 2025

Scientists cite missing R&D infrastructure as barrier to growth. #NewsismyBusiness

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Featured, Telecommunications/Technology
Puerto Rico weighs AI’s role as commercial real estate evolves
Maria Miranda December 22, 2025

Survey data and local insight show how tools are reshaping decisions. #NewsismyBusiness

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Unpredictable work hours and last-minute schedule changes complicate parents’ ability to balance employment and child care, according to a study by the Youth Development Institute. (Credit: Yukchong Kwan | Dreamstime.com)
Featured, Labor/HR
IDJ study links variable schedules to work barriers
NIMB Staff December 22, 2025

Unpredictable hours and limited child care hinder employment. #NewsismyBusiness

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QUOTE OF THE WEEK:

“As noted by the robust establishment of tech leaders both big and small in Puerto Rico, the island is emerging as a prime destination for investment in the technology industry, driven by a trifecta of government incentives, common U.S. business rules and a skilled workforce.”

 

— Carlos M. Meléndez, Vantor vice president of operations, Wovenware founder and Forbes Technology Council member

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