Sunny Nagpaul was an editorial fellow on Fortune's news desk. Her beats and interests included climate change, health and science, homelessness, and business, and she focused on how policy impacts marginalized communities. Her work previously has been published in outlets including The Baltimore Banner, City Limits, The Indypendent, Atmos, and more.
SuccessMeet the 56-year-old veterinarian who walked away from a 6-figure salary in the prime of her career because corporate ownership drove her to the nonprofit world
By Sunny NagpaulFebruary 8, 2025
SuccessMeet Craig Underwood, the 82-year-old farming millionaire whose chilis made sriracha hot until a mysterious fight destroyed the business
By Sunny NagpaulJanuary 20, 2025
LifestyleNYC’s only designated shelter for queer adults is a ‘nightmare’ of misconduct and living conditions
By Sunny NagpaulJuly 28, 2024
FinanceThe South Bronx is a cross section of everything wrong with America, but has a community hellbent on changing that: ‘You need to have an outlet so it doesn’t destroy your life’
By Sunny NagpaulJune 29, 2024
RetailDelta’s ultraluxe first-class lounge attempts to win back its highest-paying customers, who can take a shower, have a massage, or get clothes steamed
By Sunny NagpaulJune 27, 2024
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RetailPeople hate hotel ‘junk fees’ so much, even the GOP-controlled House is on board with Biden’s crackdown
By Sunny NagpaulJune 17, 2024
FinancePrivate equity firms have avoided taxation on over $1 trillion of income thanks to a loophole, new Oxford research reveals
By Sunny NagpaulJune 13, 2024
RetailStarbucks is now offering a $5 combo meal, following other fast-food chains experimenting with affordable options to lure back customers
By Sunny NagpaulJune 12, 2024
LifestyleCalifornia’s homelessness solution includes $80 million for 1,200 tiny homes that might not come with a bathroom
By Sunny NagpaulJune 11, 2024
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Retail20 years ago Rolling Stone promised subscribers a ‘lifetime’ print magazine for just $99—now they’re canceling and readers are ‘enraged’
By Sunny NagpaulJune 5, 2024
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