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Jevan Soyer

Jevan Soyer draws from a multifaceted career spanning the hospitality, tourism, education, sales, marketing and construction industries, he brings a methodical and disciplined approach to digital media. A father of two sons, marketing manager and content creator for Sweet TnT Magazine, Study Zone Institute, co-author and editor of Sweet TnT Short Stories and Sweet TnT 100 West Indian Recipes,Soyer specialises in documenting the biodiversity and cultural heritage of Trinidad and Tobago for a global audience. For editorial submissions, advertising opportunities, or to request a media kit, please contact the team directly at contact@sweettntmagazine.com.

Agentic commerce is the emerging way online shopping works when smart AI software acts as your personal shopper

AI shopping agents are changing e-commerce forever through agentic commerce.

Agentic commerce is transforming online shopping by enabling AI agents to research, compare, recommend and complete purchases on behalf of consumers. Unlike traditional recommendation engines and chatbots, agentic AI systems can independently execute multi-step shopping tasks, interact with retailers, manage preferences and complete transactions within defined permissions. The rise of …

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401(k) vs Roth IRA in 2026: Which retirement strategy makes more sense for American workers?

401(k) vs Roth IRA: The complete 2026 guide for American workers.

The best 401(k) vs Roth IRA strategy in 2026 is often to use both, prioritising an employer match before building tax-free Roth savings. American workers face a retirement system in which tax treatment, contribution limits, employer benefits, investment choice and future income requirements can materially affect long-term wealth. In 2026, …

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The rise and fall of Situational Awareness: How a 24-year-old AI visionary met Wall Street’s apex predators

How leverage and AI concentration nearly destroyed Situational Awareness.

Situational Awareness became a spectacular AI investment story before concentration, leverage and forced liquidation transformed it into a cautionary case study in the risks facing high-conviction hedge funds. Leopold Aschenbrenner was only 24 when investors began treating him as one of Silicon Valley’s most promising young AI thinkers, despite having …

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Studying in Trinidad and Tobago: Why American students are looking beyond the United States for affordable education

American students abroad: The rising appeal of studying in Trinidad and Tobago.

Studying in Trinidad and Tobago offers American students an English-speaking, internationally connected and potentially lower-cost route to university education, particularly in fields such as agriculture, engineering, science, medicine, business and Caribbean studies. The appeal is rooted in more than tuition costs, because Trinidad and Tobago combines established universities, a long …

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Port of Spain travel guide 2026: What Americans should see, eat and do in Trinidad’s capital

The ultimate Port of Spain travel guide: History, attractions, food and travel tips.

This Port of Spain Travel Guide shows American travellers how to experience Trinidad’s capital through its colonial heritage, multicultural history, architecture, food, music and modern Caribbean culture. Port of Spain is considerably more than a gateway to Trinidad’s beaches and rainforests, offering a compact urban destination where Spanish, French, British, …

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Why is AI destroying millions of books? The legal loophole behind modern-day book burning

Why is AI destroying millions of books: Inside the destructive scanning industry.

AI is destroying millions of books because the technology industry has discovered that legally purchasing physical copies, digitising them and retaining private digital versions can provide enormous quantities of high-quality training data while exploiting unresolved boundaries in copyright law. The practice, commonly called destructive scanning, involves removing a book’s binding, …

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Cultural technology: How South Korea turned K-Pop and culture into a global economic powerhouse

From K-Pop to Carnival: Could Trinidad and Tobago build its own cultural technology economy?

Cultural technology transformed South Korea’s cultural heritage and popular entertainment into a globally competitive export industry, offering Trinidad and Tobago a compelling model for treating culture as economic infrastructure. The Korean Wave, or Hallyu, was not created by one government programme or one successful music group, but through decades of …

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How much emergency savings do Americans really need? A state-by-state guide

Are your emergency savings enough? What Americans should have saved in 2026.

Emergency savings should generally cover three to six months of essential living expenses, with higher targets appropriate for households facing high housing costs, unstable income, substantial dependants or elevated disaster risks. The right emergency fund is therefore determined by essential monthly spending rather than a universal dollar figure, and the …

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Car insurance in 2026: Why premiums are rising and which US states cost drivers the most

Rising car insurance premiums in 2026: What drivers need to know.

Car insurance premiums are being reshaped in 2026 by higher vehicle repair costs, more expensive medical care, severe weather, litigation, theft, traffic risk and changing insurance regulation. For drivers in Florida, Michigan, California and New York, these pressures are particularly important because each state combines a distinctive legal and economic …

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