Tom Jackson is a Production Editor (Automotive) at Congress Times and a sub-editor at Vettimesuk. He specializes in finance, financial technology, and deep tech, covering topics such as corporate finance, entrepreneurship, and trading platforms. Tom's work has been featured in a variety of respected publications, including The Denver Gazette, BBC News, and Yahoo News.
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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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Baker Dorothy Doel says the market is "quite a social place on Wednesday morning".
By: Tom Jackson
Nigerian startup FromAfricaB2B is a digital B2B sourcing and trade platform designed to connect African manufacturers directly with buyers, distributors, retailers and sourcing professionals around the world.
By: Tom Jackson
South African startup Handal has launched its curated talent booking and project management platform for the creative industry.
It had a big GM plant, made paper and made radios
By: Tom Jackson
South African startup stub has built an AI-native accounting platform “built for everyday entrepreneurs”, doing all the things a small business needs, wrapped in something simple and intelligent.
Ugandan startup Tyms AI has launched its human-first AI platform, built to help medium and enterprise businesses run their operations faster and smarter.
Senegalese startup Nixacom has launched a simple onboarding platform called Auto Apply to overcome reliance on manual systems.
Editor's note: This story appeared in a June special section to commemorate local history for America 250. It's a famous message, scribbled on a piece of scrap paper.
CLYDE — The U.S. Civil War generated many personal tragedies. But it's hard to find a sadder story than the saga of Gen. James B.
Ohio Pet Fund supports Erie County's humane society, dog warden
