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Monthly Archives: February, 2013

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New tax could push cruise ships away from Caldera

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Tourism business owners fear that a tax increase could force cruise ship companies to use ports in Nicaragua or Panama.
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Costa Rican exports increased by 7.2 percent in January

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Microprocessor components are still the top export product.
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Costa Rican police nab drug-trafficking band

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Police find cocaine, methamphetamines and marijuana as well as weapons and drug packaging equipment.
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Apple hit by hackers

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A malware affected a “small number” of computers at Apple but they were isolated from the main network.
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Rate agency postpones plan to conserve water

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A proposed rate hike aimed to reduce high water consumption during dry season.
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Tax Administration closes 18 businesses

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Tax officials say companies failed to pay or declare taxes, or issue receipts.
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Teachers, workers unions and taxi drivers announce protests

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Union leaders warn they will cause “a mess in the streets.”
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Are Ticos getting hooked on credit cards?

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A new report by Costa Rica's Central Bank shows that more Ticos than ever before are using plastic for their purchases.
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What is Mexico’s Peña Nieto doing in Costa Rica?

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Common agenda items include drug trafficking, human trafficking, immigration and fight against organized crime in the region.
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Sometimes business owners need a good coach

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From Feb. 8-12, 51 business coaches analyzed better practices at Crown Plaza San José Corobicí in La Sabana.
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