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In Puerto Rico, population decline “is a reality that is directly affecting the economy,” said Ramón Vega-Alejandro, executive director of the Puerto Rico Manufacturing Extension (PRiMEX), during the organization’s symposium, “Population Decline in Puerto Rico: A Multisectoral Challenge.”
Lucy Pérez, a Puerto Rican and senior partner at McKinsey & Co. as well as global leader of the McKinsey Health Institute, underscored the global economic opportunities tied to improving women’s health care.
Sebastián Negrón-Reichard, secretary of Puerto Rico’s Economic Development and Commerce Department
Top pharmaceutical manufacturers in Puerto Rico include Amgen, Eli Lilly, Baxter, Bristol Myers Squibb, Pfizer, GSK, Johnson & Johnson, AstraZeneca, and Merck.
Tariffs are driving up construction costs in Puerto Rico.
For the first time, United Cargo is supplementing its network with a narrow-body freighter and has partnered with a freight tech startup airline.
Miguel Castro, of 3C2, during the Acércate al Grant event.
New York Fed President John C. Williams speaks with Mike Soto-Class, CEO of the Center for a New Economy, during a moderated discussion.
Sen. Nitza Morán-Trinidad, who chairs the Senate Committee on Economic Development, Small Business, Banking, Commerce, Insurance and Cooperativism, held the hearing on April 9.
With decades in Puerto Rico, Veuve Clicquot remains one of the island’s most recognized and celebrated champagne brands.
All airport agencies, including Transportation Security Administration and U.S. Agriculture officials, are fully staffed, but long lines may still occur due to high passenger volume.