Opinion

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  IEEFA Puerto Rico: PREPA privatization plan overlooks unionized workers as best asset

  Honoring collective bargaining agreements is fiscally sound and economically necessary

  • Posted February 25, 2019
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  [Editorial] An Open for Business

  'It is a testament that we are capable of hosting world-class events with the...

  • Posted February 21, 2019
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  THINK STRATEGICALLY: Promesa Plunging Into the Unknown

  Markets Rally Over Positive U.S.-China Trade Talks, S&P 500 Earnings Growth; Promesa Saga Continues...

  • Posted February 21, 2019
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  Puerto Rico’s Energy Bureau Declares Sunnova’s Residential Solar Panel Lease Contracts Illegal

  The oversight agency affirms that consumers can turn to it to claim their rights...

  • Posted February 19, 2019
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  Where Global Legacies Converge

  Joaquín Bacardí is the subject of the first in a series of profiles featuring...

  • Posted February 15, 2019
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  Think Strategically: The Year of the Pig & POBs

  President Proposes New Legislative Initiatives, U.S. Gov’t Shutdown Looms, Markets Mostly Flat; P.R. Pension...

  • Posted February 15, 2019
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  [Editorial] Undertow Politics

  Puerto Rico should not be counting on Congress

  • Posted February 8, 2019
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  IEEFA report: Financial case builds for fossil fuel divestment

  Money managers need to recognize poor market performance

  • Posted February 8, 2019
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  Think Strategically: La Jument, Jobs Growth Drive Markets

  FOMC Leaves Rates Intact; U.S. Circuit Court: P.R. POBs Met ‘Perfection Requirements,’ Reverses District...

  • Posted February 8, 2019
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  IEEFA Puerto Rico: PREPA privatization means crushingly high electric rates

  “Nonpolitical” plan is poorly regulated and likely means more corrupt contracts

  • Posted February 1, 2019