AGP Executive Report
Last update: 14 minutes agoBusiness Growth: Guaynabo-based inCruises reported October membership activations rose 28.9% from September to 12,907, the company’s highest monthly total since November 2025. Public Services: School transportation providers say the government owes $9.5 million, forcing some to suspend service and leaving thousands of students without rides. Travel: Aeromexico plans four weekly nonstop flights between Mexico City and San Juan starting June 24, 2027, opening a new link for business and tourism. Financial Services: Puerto Rico’s international banks are pressing to retain access to Federal Reserve master accounts, a key issue for the island’s financial sector. Household Costs: Rising food prices are squeezing budgets, while the Josco Bravo agroecology program is expanding to nine locations to teach residents food production. Corporate Results: Evertec reported 24% revenue growth in the third quarter, signaling continued strength at one of Puerto Rico’s major financial technology companies.
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