Puerto Rico: Page 2
Puerto Rico Receives More Than $900 Million in Education Funds That Were Held Back by Trump Administration
Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona announced on Monday that the U.S. territory will finally get much-needed aid.
The First New Hotel to Open in Puerto Rico After Hurricane Maria Is Thriving. Here's What Its Founders Have Learned.
Opening in the wake of a natural disaster didn't alter their vision for the Serafina Beach Hotel.
Hurricane Maria Almost Destroyed This Entrepreneur's $300,000 Franchise Investment. Here's How She Moved Forward.
Post-hurricane, this Pita Pit franchisee in San Juan dealt with lack of food, gas, power and communication. Here's how she used a new mindset to move forward.
Entrepreneurs in Puerto Rico Are Solving Problems in Hurricane Maria's Aftermath
Sebastian Vidal, director of the Parallel18 accelerator, describes the opportunities for innovation on the island.
3 Women Entrepreneurs Share Their Stories of Courage, Community and Innovation 8 Months After Hurricane Maria
The island has faced challenges since the devastating storm, but the startup community is focused on the future.
Google Creates an AI That Sounds Human and Ford Suspends F-150 Production. 3 Things to Know Today.
Stay in the know in 60 seconds.
Staying on Course Despite the Ravages of Hurricane Maria
After two hurricanes pounded Puerto Rico, just meeting payroll and keeping the doors open is a big achievement.
Mark Zuckerberg Visits Puerto Rico in VR
The social network is using its AI-assisted maps to help search and rescue teams.
Work Out of This Coworking Space and Help Puerto Rico Relief Efforts
Alley in NYC is donating $100,000 worth of office space memberships to help those devastated by Hurricane Maria.
Court Strikes Down Puerto Rico Tax on Wal-Mart
Implemented last year, the measure had increased the tax for on-island companies with more than $2.75 billion in revenues that buy goods from off-island 'related parties' to 6.5 percent from 2 percent.
3 Reasons You Should Care About Puerto Rico's Debt Crisis
Despite the severity of the crisis, Congress has not made resolving it a priority, and the issue has been barely mentioned in presidential debates.