Tom Jackson is a Production Editor (Automotive) at Congress Times. He specializes in finance, financial technology, and business topics, with a keen focus on corporate finance, entrepreneurship, and startups, as well as agriculture and education technology. Tom's work has been featured in prominent publications including The Denver Gazette, BBC News, and The Times.
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Tom Jackson's coverage includes a wide range of topics, with a substantial focus on government and politics, health, and culture & society. His articles also cover diverse themes such as winter weather, Covid-19, education, funding announcements in the private sector.
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