Initial claims for unemployment insurance fell to a new low last week, the Labor Department reported Thursday. First-time earnings requests totaled 360,000, in line with Dow Jones estimates and the best number since March 14, 2020. The total represented a substantial decline from the 386,000 revised up the previous week. Continued claims, which are a … Read more
When NYC Restaurant Week first launched in 1992, New Yorkers could opt for a generous $ 19.92 lunch for four days at the Big Apple’s most iconic establishments. Nearly three decades later, twenty dollars for lunch isn’t exactly a bargain, but then, as now, the price was more affordable than a customer might typically expect … Read more
NEW YORK – Broadway will fully reopen its doors this September, welcoming people to the New York City theater once again for the first time in 18 months as the state advances its recovery from the pandemic. Tickets will be available at 100 percent of the theater’s capacity and will go on sale beginning May … Read more
If you want a performance-demanding back-to-school, you should progressively adapt ways to capture their attention and motivate them to study. It is undeniable that one of the most affected groups throughout the pandemic has been students. Those who have had the necessary means and resources to continue studying have had to adapt to the change … Read more
Excelsior Pass. Photo: www.governor.ny.gov/news / Courtesy – To enter stadiums, theaters and other establishments in New York you will have to present a kind of COVID-19 passport, according to a new pilot program announced yesterday by the government. The “Excelsior Pass” uses secure technology to confirm if a person has been vaccinated or had a … Read more
NEW YORK – After months of closure, New York has begun a reopening process due to the decrease in hospitalization rates and cases related to COVID-19. For this reason, Governor Andrew Cuomo announced that movie theaters in New York City and billiards across the state will be able to reopen from March 5, but with … Read more
Finance Minister Nelson Fuentes acknowledged the contribution of natural taxpayers and businessmen who have paid their taxes this month. The economic revival, It started formally on June 16, but it had already started unexpectedly since the beginning of the month, it has allowed the State to obtain more income both from the collection of Income … Read more
The index Dow Jones of the New York Stock Exchange fell more than 1,800 points on Thursday, almost 7%, after the increase in cases of coronavirus Optimism buoyed around a rapid recovery in the economy following the worst crisis in decades. The crash came after the market had made steady progress for two months at … Read more
The secretary of the interior, Antonio Luis Pabón Batlle, announced today that starting tomorrow, Friday, religious denominations are exempt from certain restrictions issued by the Executive Order in force. Until now the churches were only practicing religious services virtually, a method that has been agreed to continue using. “The Government of Puerto Rico, through the … Read more
The coronavirus is forcing us to measure the risks involved resume our lives amid the economic reopening. Can we get out of the house? Go back to work? Go to a restaurant or a bar? To the beach? Is it time for our children to go back to school? Can we visit grandma? The questions … Read more