AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoRestaurant Pressure: One in three Puerto Rico restaurants is considering closing as operators report financial strain, raising concerns for local jobs and businesses. Financial Oversight: OCIF will launch an integrated reporting platform next month for banks, private-equity funds, pawnshops and other regulated firms, making Puerto Rico the first U.S. jurisdiction to adopt the system. Data Security: San Juan-based Inmediata Health agreed to pay $1.4 million to settle a 33-state investigation into a breach that exposed 1.5 million patients’ information; it previously settled a related class action. Energy Costs: A UPR study found electricity prices rose faster in Puerto Rico than in the mainland U.S. after LUMA’s entry. Investment and Tourism: PRAK Industries plans to invest $1.17 million in Aibonito to manufacture military uniforms, Marriott selected a Ponce hotel for the U.S. launch of its City Centro brand, and San Juan’s cruise port is planning a terminal project topping $200 million.
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