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By: Stephanie L. López
S2 Services Puerto Rico (S2PR) filed a motion with the Federal Court in Puerto Rico requesting that the documents included by the Chamber of Marketing, Industry, and Food Distribution (MIDA) in its amicus curiae brief be disregarded in the lawsuit brought by the Ports Authority (PA).
By: Stephanie L. López
As the cost of living continues to rise, including food prices, restaurants on the island are seeking the elimination, at least temporarily, of the Sales and Use Tax (IVU) on prepared food, which costs the public treasury more than $200 million annually.
Nearly a year after filing for bankruptcy, the administration of El Maestro Hospital has selected a buyer for the institution, following the completion of the initial marketing and bid evaluation phase of an auction.
Although the Sales and Use Tax (IVU) weekend on seasonal and hurricane preparedness items offers some relief to consumers, hardware store owners maintained moderate sales expectations given the current economic situation in Puerto Rico.
By: Stephanie L. López
The cryptocurrency ATM company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, rendering thousands of machines inoperable and halting its growth plans on the island.
By: Stephanie L. López
Regulatory fragmentation, a lack of structured support for fishers, and the limited integration of fishing as an economic driver are some of the challenges Senator Roxanna Soto Aguilú seeks to address with a package of measures that will impact the industry.
The dollar registered its biggest recent drop in value in 2025 and, although it has shown fluctuations in 2026, it has not yet recovered to previous levels, remaining below the value of 100 according to the Dollar Index (DXY).
The Puerto Rico Health Insurance Administration (ASES) confirmed to W JOURNAL that it issued two multimillion-dollar fines to the insurer First Medical after identifying irregularities in the reports audited by the public corporation.
By: Stephanie L. López
The Secretary of the Department of Economic Development and Commerce (DDEC), Sebastián Negrón Reichard, resigned from his post today, citing a loss of confidence in the agency.
By: Stephanie L. López
Since the federal government implemented a waiver to cabotage laws, Puerto Rico has received nearly two million barrels of fuel from the United States via foreign-flagged vessels.
