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  British Government To Put Forward Brexit Bill In June

  Prime Minister Theresa May's government will publish draft legislation in the first week of June that would allow Brexit to proceed if approved by parliament, a Downing Street spokesman announced on Tuesday.

• The Brexit Bill: Here’s the Damage So Far

  Britain’s vote to leave the European Union has already come at a cost regardless of where Brexit goes from here.

• Your Guide to Brexit as the March Deadline Looms

  Just as the Brexit saga was about to come to an end, it got more dramatic and a lot more confusing. Where is the drama going?

• Bemused World Doesn’t Know What to Make of Brexit Britain

  The feeling of incredulity is reflected across the globe as the world watches U.K. convulse over how to follow through on Brexit.

• Nissan Deals Brexit Blow to Britain as May Starts Work on Plan B

  Nissan scraps plans to build a new vehicle model in the country, amid uncertainty about the U.K.’s split from the European Union.

• Theresa May’s Disastrous Dithering

  If the prime minister has a realistic new Brexit plan, she’s keeping it to herself.  

• Theresa May Postpones Her Moment of Brexit Reckoning

  If Britain’s Parliament were the final arbiter of Brexit, Tuesday night’s vote would have been historic.

• Here’s How Hedge Funds Are Playing the Pound

  Nick Griffin of Munro Partners has hedged all of the sterling exposure in his global equities portfolio back to Australian dollars

• Why Theresa May Is Facing a U.K. Confidence Vote (and How It Works)

  The nation that gave the world parliamentary democracy is confronting the system’s most dramatic act.

• London's Loss Is Luxembourg's Gain as Funds Face Brexit Flux

  U.K. funds are racing to set up management units in EU to avoid being locked out of the soon-to-be 27 nation bloc come March 29.

• On the Eve of Brexit, U.S. Banks Are Set to Conquer Europe

  On the Eve of Brexit, U.S. Banks Are Set to Conquer Europe

• EU to Rule Out ‘Managed No-Deal’ as Bloc Boosts Brexit Planning

  EU to Rule Out ‘Managed No-Deal’ as Bloc Boosts Brexit Planning

• Carney Extends BOE Stay Again to Lead Economy Through Brexit

  Former Bank of Canada chief Mark Carney to Stay as Bank of England’s governor until January 2020. 

• Merkel Says May’s New Brexit Proposal Is ‘Solid Step Forward’

  May’s decision to keep close ties with the EU after Brexit reassures Merkel of the friendship ties that will remain.

• Jaguar Land Rover Warns U.K. of $106 Billion ‘Bad Brexit’ Toll

  Jaguar Land Rover warns losses of 1.2 billion pounds a year in case of ‘Bad Brexit’.