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Ramón C. Barquín, president of the United Retailers Association of Puerto Rico, known as CUD by its Spanish initials.
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CUD, CIAPR sign pact to boost economy and infrastructure
NIMB Staff September 23, 2025

Agreement will foster collaboration, training and innovation for Puerto Rico’s business sector. #NewsismyBusiness

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Attendees will have the opportunity to meet one-on-one with loan officers to present their business plans and receive guidance on securing financing to start or grow their ventures. (Credit: Thicha Satapitanon | Dreamstime.com)
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Mujer Capital back to support access to capital for women entrepreneurs
NIMB Staff June 5, 2025

Event connects businesswomen with financing, mentorship and seed funding. #NewsismyBusiness

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Students in the Bravo Family Foundation’s Empowering Young Entrepreneurs program pitch business ideas at Bravo Day 2025 in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
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Puerto Rico students pitch startups to Orlando Bravo at Bravo Day
NIMB Staff May 19, 2025

A total of 75 public high school students spent eight months receiving business training from the Bravo Family Foundation. #NewsismyBusiness

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‘Caguas Compite’ concludes with 20 new businesses, jobs created
NIMB Staff August 28, 2024

The 13th edition of the program trained 53 participants, resulting in microenterprises, job opportunities and formalized businesses. #NewsismyBusiness

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