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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
Despite economic challenges, including high inflation and uncertainty caused by allegations of administrative failures in the government, José Rafael Fernández, chief executive officer (CEO) of Oriental Bank, maintained that financial results remain solid.
By: Stephanie L. López
Popular Inc. reported net income of $278.2 million during the second quarter of 2026, equivalent to $4.35 per diluted share, up 13% from $245.7 million in the prior quarter and up 32% from $210.4 million in the same period a year ago.
Although consumers in Puerto Rico continue to visit the local supermarket to make their purchases, online sales through the platforms of these establishments continue to gain ground in the industry.
By: Stephanie L. López
El Maestro Hospital began its sale and reorganization process after the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Puerto Rico determined that the plan presented by the institution meets the requirements established in Chapter 11 of the federal Bankruptcy Law.
By: Stephanie L. López
At a time when the cost of medications continues to rise, a new tax could further increase the cost of accessing these products in Puerto Rico, following a new wave of tariffs imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump.
By: Stephanie L. López
Although there are Puerto Ricans living abroad who want to return to the island, establish themselves there, or expand their businesses, they often face a lack of information, bureaucracy, and other problems that can hinder their plans.
By: Stephanie L. López
Young adults in Puerto Rico face a more adverse economic outlook than the rest of the population, driven by high unemployment rates and the loss of purchasing power, according to the most recent results of the Youth Misery Index.
By: Stephanie L. López
Liberty Puerto Rico closed the second quarter of 2026 with mixed results, registering a 5% year-on-year drop in revenue, although it increased its subscriber base and reduced customer cancellations by more than 25%.
By: Stephanie L. López
Although Puerto Rico has experienced three increases in the minimum wage in the last four years, the adjustments have not kept pace with the increase in the cost of living, which continues to affect the mobility of those with lower incomes on the Island.
By: Stephanie L. López
The drought began to take its toll on Puerto Rico's agricultural sector, with impacts that are reflected in the availability of livestock feed, the cost of production and crop harvest expectations, while farmers look for alternatives to face climatic conditions that continue to worsen.
