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Stephanie L. López's articles mainly focus on the local finance, economy, business, and tourism topics in Puerto Rico, with a significant emphasis on citing data to support her reporting. She also includes expert commentary in her coverage.
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By: Stephanie L. López
The perception that older adults are disconnected from technology is a thing of the past, since, in Puerto Rico, the population aged 55 and over is already fully digital, and they increasingly consume more through online platforms.
By: Stephanie L. López
Puerto Rico could convert a portion of the revenue it receives from the federal rum tax into a permanent fund to finance scientific research, medical infrastructure, environmental projects, and technological development.
By: Stephanie L. López, Carlos Aponte Inostroza
Although Puerto Rico did not hold an initial public offering (IPO) and did not issue debt in the markets, Governor Jenniffer González Colón took advantage of yesterday's opening ceremony of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) to promote the island as an investment destination.
By: Stephanie L. López
Despite the unsuccessful attempts to eliminate the inventory tax in Puerto Rico, the president of the Retail Trade Association (Acdet), José “Pepe” González, assured that the organization will continue to insist for it to happen, during the new legislative session, as well as for the approval of a tax reform and a permit reform.
By: Stephanie L. López
One year after the government began efforts to eliminate the charge for scanning vans at the San Juan dock, the Ports Authority confirmed that the regulation that required it was repealed last Wednesday, making that requirement void.
By: Stephanie L. López
Restrictions on vessel traffic through the Panama Canal following low water levels caused by the El Niño phenomenon could result in higher transportation costs and delays in the arrival of goods, particularly those originating in Asia.
One year after filing for bankruptcy under Chapter 11 of the Federal Bankruptcy Law, the Maestro Hospital Association Inc. yesterday completed the transaction of its institution for an amount of $15.6 million.
By: Stephanie L. López
The entertainment industry may be one step closer to facing changes to the fees included in its tickets, after the House of Representatives approved a bill that would eliminate charges such as the "Promoter Fee" and "Venue Fee."
By: Stephanie L. López
Four months after filing for bankruptcy again, employees at Wilma Vázquez Hospital in Vega Baja are beginning to experience payment problems, while the institution continues to report operating losses.
By: Stephanie L. López
The mental health of workers in Puerto Rico remains vulnerable, according to a regional study, which states that financial stress and emotional well-being are two of the main factors that can threaten the productivity and stability of talent in companies.
