Author: Priya Kapoor

Priya Kapoor brings a distinct perspective to technology journalism through her specialized focus on industrial computing and automation systems, where she deciphers complex technical innovations for both engineering and business audiences. Her reporting delves into the convergence of IoT infrastructure and emerging technologies, examining how smart systems are reshaping manufacturing and enterprise operations. With a keen eye for practical applications, she translates technical specifications into strategic insights that help professionals navigate digital transformation. Priya's analysis stands out for bridging the gap between industrial engineering realities and future-facing technological possibilities.
BusinessStartups

Teen Entrepreneurs Forge New Paths in Business and Social Impact Before Graduation

A new generation of entrepreneurs is proving that business success doesn’t require waiting for graduation. Teen founders are building companies and social impact organizations while balancing academic responsibilities, with initiatives ranging from healthier candy alternatives to educational programs addressing gender gaps in STEM fields.

Rising Trend in Youth Entrepreneurship

Teen entrepreneurship is experiencing significant growth, with reports indicating that 60% of American teens would prefer starting their own business over traditional employment, according to a Junior Achievement study. Sources suggest this shift reflects Generation Z’s increasing comfort with digital tools, global networks, and their desire to shape cultural and business landscapes earlier in life.

by Priya Kapoor
InnovationScience

Microscopic Engine Shatters Temperature Records, Reaching Heat Beyond Solar Corona

Researchers have created a microscopic engine that reaches temperatures hotter than the Sun’s corona while defying conventional thermodynamics. The trapped particle engine demonstrates unprecedented efficiency fluctuations that could revolutionize nanoscale technology.

Groundbreaking Microscopic Engine

Physicists have reportedly developed the world’s smallest and hottest engine, achieving temperatures exceeding 10 million Kelvin—hotter than the Sun’s corona—according to research from King’s College London. The microscopic engine, smaller than a single cell, represents a significant advancement in microscopic scale engineering and challenges fundamental thermodynamic principles.

by Priya Kapoor
EconomyTrade

U.S. Tariffs on Indian Goods Disrupt Diwali Celebrations and Small Business Economies

New 50% tariffs on Indian imports have dramatically increased prices for traditional Diwali items from saris to gold jewelry. Small business owners in Indian-American communities report sales declines up to 70% during what’s typically their busiest season, with broader implications for U.S.-India economic relations.

Tariffs Transform Diwali Celebrations and Business Realities

The festive spirit of Diwali, traditionally marked by vibrant celebrations in Indian-American communities across the United States, has been significantly subdued this year, according to reports. Sources indicate that 50% tariffs imposed on goods imported from India in late August have caused prices to skyrocket on everything from traditional clothing to festive foods and gold jewelry.

by Priya Kapoor
Business

Macy’s Revival Strategy Shows Early Promise as New CEO Overhauls Historic Retailer

Under new leadership, Macy’s is embracing fundamental retail principles to reverse years of declining sales. The company’s focus on enhanced staffing, visual merchandising, and cultural transformation shows early signs of success amid challenging retail conditions.

Macy’s Strategic Transformation Underway

Macy’s new chief executive officer Tony Spring is implementing a comprehensive turnaround strategy for the 167-year-old department store chain, according to recent reports. After taking leadership in early 2024, Spring has shifted the company away from what he described as denial about its problems and toward embracing fundamental retail improvements.

by Priya Kapoor
PolicyTrade

UK Shellfish Exports Face French Border Hurdles Despite Post-Brexit Reset Agreement

A major UK shellfish company reports significant financial losses after French customs officials rejected multiple shipments. The rejections come despite a recently announced UK-EU “reset” agreement aimed at reducing trade barriers. Industry representatives describe border enforcement as inconsistent and politically motivated.

British Shellfish Exporter Suffers Major Losses

One of Britain’s largest mussel exporters has reportedly lost approximately £150,000 after French customs officials rejected three shipments in recent weeks, according to industry reports. Devon-based Offshore Shellfish, a family-run business, has continued exporting to European markets despite the increased administrative burden following Brexit, but now faces what company leadership calls “subjective and inconsistent” border enforcement.

by Priya Kapoor