Filippo Teoldi
Filippo is a visual journalist working with data, charts, maps and interactive stories.
He joined The Economist in 2023. His work has also appeared in Domani, Bloomberg Businessweek and the Daily Shot/WSJ. He studied economics and political science at Bocconi and Columbia University, and is always looking for new ways to tell stories with data. He is based in London.
Selected work
Contributions ranged from data and research to visuals, code and writing
- The Big Mac index at 40 The Economist, 2026
- Boomers have the good life—but it could be longer The Economist, 2026
- A giant succession wave is coming for family businesses The Economist, 2026
- Inside Epstein’s network The Economist, 2026
- Seven conflicts to watch in the coming year The Economist, 2025
- Humanity will shrink far sooner than you think The Economist, 2025
- Satellite images show how receiving aid in Gaza became so deadly The Economist, 2025
- How to escape from China to America The Economist, 2024
- America’s love affair with big cars is killing them The Economist, 2024
- Solar power is going to be huge The Economist, 2024
- How India’s prime minister sweet-talks the nation The Economist, 2024
- How motherhood hurts careers The Economist, 2024
- 2024 is the biggest election year in history The Economist, 2023
- Hollywood is losing the battle for China The Economist, 2023
- China’s carbon and magnesium dominance will shape the green economy Bloomberg, 2022
- Europe’s 2022 heat wave sets weather records Bloomberg, 2022
- Elezioni comunali 2021 Domani, 2021
- A pagare le crisi sono sempre i più giovani Domani, 2021
- La didattica a distanza dipende dalla regione, non dai contagi Domani, 2021