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Britain Votes In Shadow Of Terror, Looming Brexit Talks
Britons streamed to the polls for the third time in two years on Thursday after a campaign dominated by terror attacks and the uncertainty of Brexit.
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China Finance Minister Sees 'Brexit' Heightening Uncertainty For Markets
China's finance minister and leading economists on Sunday voiced concerns about Britain's vote to leave the European Union, with the policymaker saying it has heightened market uncertainty, though some expect a limited impact on the Chinese economy.
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The Remarkable Parallels Between The Brexit Vote And The Rise Of Donald Trump
Most Americans were only loosely aware of Thursday's vote on a referendum that would allow Britain to formally exit the European Union, a campaign better know by its short-hand name "Brexit."
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'Brexit' Supporters Warn Of MI5 Conspiracy, Ask Voters To Carry Own Pens
'Brexit' supporters today appealed the voters favouring UK's exit from the European Union to carry their own pens to the polling booths after a conspiracy theory ran wild on social media that spy agency MI5 might rig votes in favour of the Remain camp.
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Britons Brave Torrential Rain To Vote In European Union Referendum
Despite torrential rains in London and south east England, voters headed to polls on Thursday to cast their ballots in a historic referendum on whether Britain should remain in or exit from the European Union (EU).
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Brexit Or Not? Britain Votes In Historic Referendum On European Union
Polls have opened in Britain for a referendum on whether the country should quit the European Union bloc it joined 43 years ago.
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Sebi, Exchanges Step Up Vigil To Tackle 'Brexit' Jitters
Sebi and stock exchanges have beefed up their surveillance mechanism to deal with any excessive volatility in the run up to the 'Brexit' referendum whose outcome is keenly awaited by the investors.
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Brexit: Key Facts On Polling Day
Britain votes on Thursday in a referendum on whether it should stay in or leave the European Union.
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India Should Be Ready With Contingency Plan On Brexit: Assocham
Government must put in place a contingency plan to fight off the volatility arising out of the referendum on 'Brexit' slated for Thursday as it is bound to unnerve the global financial markets, an industry body said on Tuesday.
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With Huge London Footprint, US Banks Gird For Brexit Vote
Two days before Britain's referendum on breaking with the European Union, the largest US banks are preparing for a catastrophic scenario that could cost them billions of dollars.
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JPMorgan Says Britain's EU Referendum Too Close To Call
JPMorgan researchers said on Tuesday that Britain's referendum on European Union membership in two days was too close to call.
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'In' Regains Ground As UK's European Union Referendum Gets Down To Wire
Britons vote on Thursday to decide whether to quit the bloc they joined in 1973, a choice with far-reaching economic and political consequences for Britain and the whole of Europe.
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Britain And Brexit: What The Rest Of The World Says
The prospect of Britain voting to leave the European Union in a June 23 referendum has worried many foreign leaders and international bodies, leading to warnings about a loss of British influence and a possible blow to the global economy.
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Britain Holds Knife-Edge Vote Crucial for EU, Scotland
Britons voted on Thursday in a knife-edge general election that could put their country's membership of the European Union in question and raise the likelihood of independence for Scotland.
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Vote Counting Begins in Scotland on Independence
The polls have closed and vote counting is underway in Scotland's historic referendum on whether to end the country's 307-year-old union with England.
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Britain Votes In Shadow Of Terror, Looming Brexit Talks
Britons streamed to the polls for the third time in two years on Thursday after a campaign dominated by terror attacks and the uncertainty of Brexit.
-
China Finance Minister Sees 'Brexit' Heightening Uncertainty For Markets
China's finance minister and leading economists on Sunday voiced concerns about Britain's vote to leave the European Union, with the policymaker saying it has heightened market uncertainty, though some expect a limited impact on the Chinese economy.
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The Remarkable Parallels Between The Brexit Vote And The Rise Of Donald Trump
Most Americans were only loosely aware of Thursday's vote on a referendum that would allow Britain to formally exit the European Union, a campaign better know by its short-hand name "Brexit."
-
'Brexit' Supporters Warn Of MI5 Conspiracy, Ask Voters To Carry Own Pens
'Brexit' supporters today appealed the voters favouring UK's exit from the European Union to carry their own pens to the polling booths after a conspiracy theory ran wild on social media that spy agency MI5 might rig votes in favour of the Remain camp.
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Britons Brave Torrential Rain To Vote In European Union Referendum
Despite torrential rains in London and south east England, voters headed to polls on Thursday to cast their ballots in a historic referendum on whether Britain should remain in or exit from the European Union (EU).
-
Brexit Or Not? Britain Votes In Historic Referendum On European Union
Polls have opened in Britain for a referendum on whether the country should quit the European Union bloc it joined 43 years ago.
-
Sebi, Exchanges Step Up Vigil To Tackle 'Brexit' Jitters
Sebi and stock exchanges have beefed up their surveillance mechanism to deal with any excessive volatility in the run up to the 'Brexit' referendum whose outcome is keenly awaited by the investors.
-
Brexit: Key Facts On Polling Day
Britain votes on Thursday in a referendum on whether it should stay in or leave the European Union.
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India Should Be Ready With Contingency Plan On Brexit: Assocham
Government must put in place a contingency plan to fight off the volatility arising out of the referendum on 'Brexit' slated for Thursday as it is bound to unnerve the global financial markets, an industry body said on Tuesday.
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With Huge London Footprint, US Banks Gird For Brexit Vote
Two days before Britain's referendum on breaking with the European Union, the largest US banks are preparing for a catastrophic scenario that could cost them billions of dollars.
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JPMorgan Says Britain's EU Referendum Too Close To Call
JPMorgan researchers said on Tuesday that Britain's referendum on European Union membership in two days was too close to call.
-
'In' Regains Ground As UK's European Union Referendum Gets Down To Wire
Britons vote on Thursday to decide whether to quit the bloc they joined in 1973, a choice with far-reaching economic and political consequences for Britain and the whole of Europe.
-
Britain And Brexit: What The Rest Of The World Says
The prospect of Britain voting to leave the European Union in a June 23 referendum has worried many foreign leaders and international bodies, leading to warnings about a loss of British influence and a possible blow to the global economy.
-
Britain Holds Knife-Edge Vote Crucial for EU, Scotland
Britons voted on Thursday in a knife-edge general election that could put their country's membership of the European Union in question and raise the likelihood of independence for Scotland.
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Vote Counting Begins in Scotland on Independence
The polls have closed and vote counting is underway in Scotland's historic referendum on whether to end the country's 307-year-old union with England.
