Tom Fairless is a European Economics Correspondent at Yahoo Finance. He focuses on regional interest and world news, with a particular emphasis on energy policy and regulation, energy sustainability, and health and wellness across various regions including Asia, Australia, New Zealand, and the Pacific Islands. Tom's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Wall Street Journal, LiveMint, Magzter, and MSN.
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By: Tom Fairless
The chief executive of England’s National Health Service said he was “really worried” about possible supply shortages, including of medicines, triggered by the Iran war. James Mackey told British talk radio station LBC on Tuesday that while the U.K.’s free healthcare service generally holds suffici
Oil-producing countries in the Persian Gulf may have little choice but to absorb a possible Iranian toll on the strategic waterway in the long term, economists say.
Oil-producing countries in the Persian Gulf may have little choice but to absorb a possible Iranian toll on the strategic waterway in the long term, economists say.
By: Bertrand Benoit, Tom Fairless
While much of the rest of the developed world is swimming in too much debt, Germany is having trouble using just a tiny bit more.
By: Bertrand Benoit, Tom Fairless
BERLIN—A mammoth economic stimulus passed last year in Germany was meant to jolt the country—and Europe—out of its economic slumber.
By: Tom Fairless
Total public social spending is falling, its economy is outpacing European peers and taxes have been cut three years running. Not everyone is happy.
Tom Fairless STOCKHOLM, Sweden—This paragon of collectivism is pivoting toward rugged individualism.
By: Tom Fairless
American enclaves sprouted across Germany in areas occupied by U.S. forces after World War II, shaping the society around them for several generations.
Tom Fairless VILSECK, Germany—A line of tattooed, beefed-up men with bushy beards and American accents formed at the bakery in this tiny Bavarian town on a recent May morning.
By: Tom Fairless
STOCKHOLM, Sweden—This paragon of collectivism is pivoting toward rugged individualism.
