El Nuevo Día

12 articles in the TruthFoundry index. Each links out to the original.

• Puerto Rico Chamber Warns Contract Cancellation Will Destroy Investment Credibility · Puerto Rico's industrial association warns that cancelling the LUMA Energy contract will destroy the island's investment credibility.
• Food Costs Rise 30% in Puerto Rico Amid Inflation · Puerto Rico consumers spend 30% more on food due to rising utility and fuel costs.
• Investigators Link Fraud to Record Puerto Rico Electricity Bills · Experts attribute record Puerto Rico electricity rates to fraud and abuse in the power system.
• Puerto Rico Could Fund Renewable Projects With Failed Power Expectations Contract Funds · Experts say Puerto Rico could fund renewable energy projects with funds from the failed Power Expectations contract.
• Judge Swain to decide future of Power Expectations contract with Puerto Rico utility · Federal Judge Laura Taylor Swain will oversee Power Expectations' lawsuit against Puerto Rico's AEE over the canceled $5.887 billion contract.
• Schwab Warns of Rising AI Investment Risks Amid Tech Debt · Charles Schwab warns investors of increasing risks in AI-related tech stocks due to debt and cash flow deterioration.
• Puerto Rico Economy May Grow Less Than Government Projects · Economists warn Puerto Rico's economy may stagnate or contract due to inflation and infrastructure issues.
• Elon Musk Acquires Puerto Rico Power Generator Firm APR Energy · Elon Musk purchased APR Energy for over $1 billion to power his Grok AI data centers.
• Puerto Rico Governor Says AEE's Power Expectations Contract Should Be Canceled if Irregularities Found · Puerto Rico Governor Jenniffer González Colón says AEE's Power Expectations contract should be canceled if irregularities found.
• Puerto Rico DDEC completes most appointments after Negrón resignations · Secretary Carlos Ríos Pierluisi confirmed eight new appointments to fill vacancies left by DDEC officials.
• Puerto Rico launches study to quantify economic impact of current drought · Puerto Rico's Planning Board begins collecting data to estimate the economic cost of the current drought.
• Puerto Rico DDEC doubles $10,000 aid for businesses hit by water outage · Puerto Rico's DDEC doubled its economic incentive to $10,000 for small businesses affected by water service interruptions.