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Jessica Baldwin

Jessica Baldwin

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Freelance Journalist, Al Jazeera English

London

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Cryptocurrency,Banking and Finance M&As, IPOs Debt Markets, Islamic Finance Fintech, Equity Markets Insurtech

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Weight loss and fads

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Total articles 25

  • Women drivers race to break Formula 1’s male monopoly

    By Jessica Baldwin Verified| Al Jazeera English Verified Silverstone, England – As the Formula 1 season kicks off this weekend in Bahrain in front of a sell-out crowd, fans can expect to see blistering speeds, squealing tyres, sliding fast corners and daring overtaking. What they won’t see is a female driver. There has not been a woman driver in a Formula 1 race for more than 40 years. But that could be about to change.

    By Jessica Baldwin Verified · Al Jazeera English

    Mar. 04, 2023

  • 'A nun destroyed my tent': artist Kate Daudy talks about NFTs, refugees, and having her work thrown out with the trash

    By Jessica Baldwin Verified| The Arts Desk Verified 'A nun destroyed my tent': artist Kate Daudy talks about NFTs, refugees, and having her work thrown out with the trash | reviews, news & interviews 'A nun destroyed my tent': artist Kate Daudy talks about NFTs, refugees, and having her work thrown out with the trash The artist's first 'Non-Fungible Token' goes live as part of a new online exhibition by Jessica BaldwinWednesday, 10 November 2021 Kate Daudy, 'Am I My Brother's Keeper", St Paul's Cathedral, June 2020 It’s been a turbulent week...

    By Jessica Baldwin Verified · The Arts Desk

    Nov. 09, 2021

  • Women drivers race to break Formula 1’s male monopoly

    By Jessica Baldwin Verified| Al Jazeera English Verified Silverstone, England – As the Formula 1 season kicks off this weekend in Bahrain in front of a sell-out crowd, fans can expect to see blistering speeds, squealing tyres, sliding fast corners and daring overtaking. What they won’t see is a female driver. There has not been a woman driver in a Formula 1 race for more than 40 years. But that could be about to change.

    By Jessica Baldwin Verified · Al Jazeera English

    Mar. 04, 2023

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Company Info

Al Jazeera English

A leading investment company in UAE, with discreet investments in diversified sectors and markets including real estate, constructions, industrial, food, transportation, and concrete. We work together to share ideas, identify and address risks, build tools, and explore new investment opportunities.

London, United Kingdom

+971 4 280 6881

Founded: 1999