AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoRestaurant Strain: One in three Puerto Rico restaurants is considering closing, as owners of bakeries and restaurants report financial trouble and announce shutdowns. Financial Oversight: Starting next month, the island’s financial regulator will roll out an integrated reporting platform for banks, private equity funds, pawnshops and other institutions—the first of its kind in the United States. Data Security: Puerto Rico-based Inmediata Health will pay $1.4 million to settle a 33-state investigation into a breach that exposed information tied to 1.5 million people; the company previously agreed to a separate $1.13 million class-action settlement. Energy Costs: A UPR study found electricity costs in Puerto Rico rose faster than in the mainland United States after LUMA’s entry, adding to pressure on households and businesses. Tourism Investment: San Juan’s cruise port is planning a new terminal costing more than $200 million, a major proposed upgrade to the island’s visitor infrastructure.
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