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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
A power outage that paralyzed its billing system, a drop in emergency room visits, and new debts accumulated with employees and suppliers are some of the reasons that led to the filing of a second bankruptcy for Wilma N. Vázquez Hospital in Vega Baja.
By: Stephanie L. López
José “Che Julio” Aparicio assumed the presidency of the Puerto Rico Chamber of Commerce (CCPR), presenting a vision for the future under the motto "A New Era," focused on strengthening competitiveness, promoting economic freedom, and consolidating the private sector as the main engine of Puerto Rico's sustainable development.
After two months of decline, June closed with 550 bankruptcies, which represents an increase of 8.1% compared to the 509 during the same period last year, according to the Puerto Rico Bulletin.
By: Stephanie L. López
Although there is greater awareness about the need for property insurance, many consumers are unaware of the true scope of their policies, which could harm them if they suffer damage from an atmospheric event.
By: Stephanie L. López
Seven months after the U.S. Mint ceased production of the penny, the handling of cash transactions on the island is beginning to take shape. This comes after the approval of a bill that establishes how rounding will be implemented in light of the imminent shortage of this denomination in businesses.
The globalization promoted after the Second World War has entered a phase of transformation that economists describe as 'reglobalization', a process of reordering commercial and productive chains on an international scale.
By: Stephanie L. López
As with other industries, operating costs continue to impact long-term care facilities for the elderly, whose owners confirm they have had to raise prices to stay open and serve this growing population.
By: Stephanie L. López
A proposed piece of legislation would require employers to publish salary or salary range information in their job postings to prevent incomplete information in a labor market where job seekers face significant challenges.
By: Stephanie L. López
Consumers may have experienced increases in the cost of shipping small packages this week, after the United States Postal Service (USPS) modified its rate calculation method for shipments of less than one pound to Puerto Rico and other non-contiguous destinations.
By: Stephanie L. López
Despite having fewer branches, the cooperative sector continues to expand its membership base, services, and financial reach, including lending, which has remained positive and growing this year.
