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Consumer payment trends in Puerto Rico continue shifting toward mobile and tap-to-pay technologies, reflecting broader changes in shopper behavior.
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.)
T-Mobile says Puerto Rican customers receive the same branded merchandise as those in the mainland United States and that it continues to advocate for inclusion in national promotions.
The Combate Beach Resort in Cabo Rojo, Puerto Rico.
The Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport in San Juan is Puerto Rico’s main air travel hub.
Ongoing analysis of Puerto Rico’s Coincident and Leading Indicators will be crucial for tracking the island’s economic direction in the coming months.
From left: Consultant and Universidad del Turabo professor Gilberto Crespo; Mauricio Romero, vice president of AI and analytics at Liberty LatAm; Norberto Cruz-Córdova, president of the Internet Society, Puerto Rico chapter; Alba Norys De León, president of consulting firm AblaTek LLC; and panel host and event organizer Marcelo Burman during the panel at the Tech Day 2025 event in San Juan.
The dashboard is available under the Special Projects tab on the Puerto Rico Institute of Statistics website.
Executives from the Puerto Rico Chamber of Food Marketing, Industry and Distribution (MIDA, in Spanish) present findings from the 2025 Consumer X-ray study.
Rising interest rates, high home prices and construction tariffs are making homeownership harder to attain in Puerto Rico.
Three nonprofit organizations in Puerto Rico have been granted low-power FM licenses to begin educational and cultural radio programming under a time-sharing schedule approved by the Federal Communications Commission.
The NielsenIQ report explains how Puerto Rico’s retail formats and product categories responded to recent economic and consumer shifts.
Gov. Jenniffer González, center, signs Puerto Rico’s new permitting reform alongside Sebastián Negrón-Reichard, secretary of the Department of Economic Development and Commerce, and private sector leaders.

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