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Callum Jones

Journalist at The Guardian

Callum Jones is the Deputy Business Editor at The Guardian US, based in New York.1 He assumed this role in October 2023.1 Jones is an experienced journalist with a diverse background in reporting, having worked for various prestigious organizations including The Guardian US and The Times.

Throughout his career, Jones has held several positions in journalism, including:

  • Deputy Business Editor at The Guardian US (current role)1
  • Political Reporter
  • Trade Correspondent
  • Markets Reporter
  • Business Reporter

His educational background includes studies in History, English Language, and Music from Peter Symonds College, which likely contributes to his versatile skill set in reporting and writing.

Jones is active on social media, maintaining a presence on X (formerly Twitter) where his handle is @CallumIJones.2 For professional inquiries, he can be contacted at callum.jones@theguardian.com.2

Highlights

May 22 · linkedin

Almost three in in five Americans believe the US is in recession, according to a new survey by The Harris Poll for The Guardian. But it isn't.

The poll found persistent pessimism about the economy as election day draws closer – and many misconceptions, including:

  • 55% believe the economy is shrinking and 56% think the US is experiencing a recession, though the broadest measure of the economy (GDP) has been growing

  • 49% believe the S&P 500 is down for the year, though it's up over 12%

  • 49% believe unemployment is at a 50-year high, though the unemployment rate has been under 4%, near 50-year lows.

Full story by Lauren Aratani ⬇

May 4 · linkedin

As the sun came up in Omaha on Saturday, thousands of Berkshire Hathaway shareholders were already in line for its annual meeting. Some arrived before 3.30am to get a prime spot, standing for hours in the drizzle.

They came to hear from Warren Buffett, and pay tribute to the billionaire investor's veteran right-hand man Charlie Munger, who died in November.

Tim Cook, the Apple CEO; Bill Gates, the Microsoft co-founder; Jane Fraser, the Citi CEO; and Bill Murray, the actor and comedian, were among the crowds.

Buffett, 93, has run Berkshire since 1965. As investors filled Omaha's CHI Health Center Arena for his sixtieth (!) annual meeting, Buffett tried to steel them for the next chapter. "This place, if anything happened to me, it would be working extremely well the next day," he said.

"Generally, I feel fine," Buffett assured the faithful. He conceded, however, that he "shouldn't be taking on any four-year employment contracts."

As the meeting's lengthy Q&A session wound down, he allowed a joke at his expense. “I not only hope you come next year, but I hope I come next year,” Buffett chuckled.

As his disciples took to their feet and applauded, the so-called Oracle of Omaha added: “I’ll see you next year.”

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New York, New York, United States