If it seems to you that every time you go shopping at the supermarket or fill your car's tank with gasoline, everything is more expensive, you're right.
The professions of the future require incorporating technology because financial institutions, the agricultural sector, health, industry and commerce require changes in their processes to be more productive and sustainable.
Software Engineering, Digital Transformation, Computer Engineering, Computer Infrastructure Engineering (which includes...
Unemployment in Costa Rica maintains the downward trend shown in recent months and by November 2021 it stood at 14.4%, the state National Institute of Statistics and Censuses (INEC) reported this past Wednesday.
The INEC Continuous Employment Survey indicates that...
The calculation of the maximum annual interest rates and their publication must be carried out by the Central Bank in the first week of January and July of each year
Products in the medical device sector that are manufactured in the country under the free zone regime will be more easily sold in the local market. An executive decree will modify an article of the Law of the Free...
The possibility of turning ashes into diamond is another option offered, thanks to an agreement with the Spanish subsidiary of the Swiss multinational Algordanza.
Requesting an online cremation process for a deceased, with a single price, return of the ashes...
Managing the family economy can be one of the main challenges for people in 2022, especially after a difficult 2021 due to the situation of the pandemic.
The exports of goods from Costa Rica, accumulated until November 2021, totaled US$ 13,316 million, 25% more than in the same period of 2020. With this figure, the country once again breaks a record in the exports of goods.
This...
With the intention of improving tourism planning and management, the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) and the Asian Development Bank presented a report to take advantage of the use of Big Data. The report emphasizes the role that Big Data...
Following up on what they announced in October of this year, the Central Bank of Costa Rica (BCCR) remembers the dates from which the banknotes of ₡ 2,000, ₡ 5,000, ₡ 20,000 and ₡ 50,000 printed on cotton substrate will be withdrawn from circulation.
