Felix Salmon is the Chief Financial Correspondent at Axios. He covers a wide range of topics related to finance, personal finance, trading, and business economics, with a particular focus on markets, cryptocurrency, and the implications of AI and unemployment. Felix is also featured in various prominent publications including WNYC Radio, Slate Magazine, and The Washington Post.
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Felix Salmon's articles cover a range of finance and economy topics, including investment analysis, data citations, and government announcements. He also delves into personal finance matters occasionally.
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