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Rubio imposes sanctions on Cuba's maritime oil network, and China responds
Offices 33% cheaper attract companies from Miami-Dade to Broward
New restaurants on the way: French café in Hialeah, Sicilian pizzeria in Doral and Kendall, and more openings in South Florida
Shorty's BBQ, a Miami classic since 1951, will close its original Dadeland location in December
Fintech for quick loans for small businesses secures $175 million and expands its headquarters in Miami: what entrepreneurs need to know
Miami-Dade is preparing an aerospace and defense corridor to attract investments and jobs
Meliá loses almost half of its profits after leaving Cuba due to sanctions on GAESA
Revealed: How GAESA Would Use MIPYMES to Access Fuel from the U.S. and Evade Sanctions
November agenda for entrepreneurs in Miami: venture capital summit in Brickell, fair in Wynwood, and Small Business Saturday
Díaz-Canel announces 215 regulations for his reforms, but a study questions the legal guarantees in Cuba
"It’s for my children": Cuban woman recounts how she avoided losing 1,000 pesos
Are you a Cuban truck driver in the U.S.? The IRS has a deadline you need to be aware of
EXPOHOLGUÍN calls for bids to lease spaces and premises
Businesses affected by Hurricane Isaias can receive free assistance at four locations in Florida
Attention, employers in Florida: an IRS deadline is approaching, but there are exceptions
The regime celebrates 13 years of the Mariel Special Economic Zone with a fair to attract investors while foreign companies flee from Cuba
Holguín writer complains about stores that hide essential products like soap to sell them at a higher price later
Private sector salaries in the U.S. lose purchasing power despite increasing by 3.1% in a year
Detention of a Cuban by ICE causes collapse of her husband's family business in Texas: "Something has to change"
The PCE inflation in the U.S. reaches 3.6% and real disposable income falls in September
Did you receive a letter from Citizens? There is a deadline on November 5th to choose an insurance provider
Miami-Dade will enable the consultation and payment of the property tax for 2026 this Friday
Miami-Dade opens forgivable loans of up to $100,000 for businesses that create jobs
Downtown Miami offers support for businesses: what to do before signing a lease
Melbana has suspended its oil program in Cuba until the end of 2026
You closed your business in Cuba: how to check the cancellation with the ONAT and request a tax certificate
The government wants neighborhood markets with "humanist and community value," but it still needs to prove this in the prices
M SMEs in Cuba are struggling to find employees; they pay just over a dollar a day
"There's everything, but by the time you go, there's nothing left": Tuneros criticize the agro-commercial fair for its prices and the quality of the products
The Casa del Forestal in Villa Clara promotes pine bags for 250 pesos to light charcoal
Authorities in Granma criticize resellers who inflate product prices and call for wholesale markets
The Granma sugar mill produced 5,000 tons of sugar with the help of a small and medium-sized enterprise
How to start from scratch in the U.S. with no money: advice from the Cuban who arrived at 37 and now runs a school with over 50,000 students | $how me the mon€y EP3
Cimex opens the door to the private sector to manage more than a dozen establishments in Holguín
The euro nears 920 pesos and the dollar hits a new high in the informal Cuban market
Soroa has been closed for over four months, and private entities are interested in managing it
A country of the humble? In Santiago de Cuba, a scoop of ice cream costs 200 pesos
SUMAI brings Chinese goods to Las Novedades in Holguín, while anticipation grows for solar panels
ICE raids sink business sales by up to 45% in Doral, Miami, and Homestead: Hispanic Chamber of Commerce calls for help from Trump
The Cuban government opens the door to private investment in refineries and fuel storage facilities
Americans Robert E. Hall and Michael Woodford win the 2026 Nobel Prize in Economics
Florida warns businesses and looters after Hurricane Isaias: fines of $25,000 and 30 years in prison
Historic record: U.S. exports to Cuba exceed 200 million dollars in August, the largest month since 1992
Artemisa turns to a private company to save a state-run pig farm on the verge of collapse
Sancti Spíritus opens Cuba's first Abasto.cu Market with a minimum purchase requirement of 200 USD or 24,000 CUP
A new state store sells beef byproducts in Sancti Spíritus, but limits purchases to two units per product
The same dog with a different collar: Cubans in Cárdenas criticize neighborhood market with prices equal to those of small and medium enterprises
The Poultry Company of Pinar del Río aims to regain its leadership with the majority of its hens in private hands
Tiendas Caribe puts 17 commercial premises up for bidding in four municipalities of Santiago de Cuba
Hialeah has accrued thousands of dollars in overtime payments to escorts of Mayor Bryan Calvo
Miami-Dade offers up to $5,000 to small businesses in District 9: who can submit the application until October 9
British American Tobacco leaves Cuba after 30 years: it sold its 50% stake in Brascuba, the factory of H. Upmann and Cohiba
A Miami promoter is sentenced for using investors' money for a yacht, a diamond, and a mansion
Abusive prices and expired foods among the irregularities detected in state and private businesses in Ciego de Ávila
Spanish group Vima, a partner of GAESA, begins to exit Cuba: Removes its brand from its store in Havana due to U.S. sanctions.
The dollar skyrockets to 780 CUP and the euro rises to 878 CUP in Cuba
The only mill in Guantánamo will start by grinding cane to produce alcohol and will then attempt to make sugar
Chinese ambassador gives a lesson on market economy to the Cuban regime while promising more solar parks
Argentina will offer citizenship to foreigners in exchange for a contribution of $350,000 to the National Treasury
From working in secret in Cuba to building a family legacy in Miami
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