European Union Referendum

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  Iceland Voters Say 'No' To Resume Talks To Rejoin European Union

  The Arctic island of 4,00,000 people has debated whether to join the EU for well over a decade and had initially been expected to narrowly back holding membership talks, but opinion polls this month showed views had changed.

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  Brexit Backtrack: 5 'Leave' Camp Promises That Hang In Balance

  Brexit campaign leaders had barely picked themselves up off the floor after their surprise EU referendum victory when they began to back-pedal on a number of promises.

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  UK Labour Leader Jeremy Corbyn Refuses To Quit Despite No Confidence Vote

  Britain's Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn says he won't resign despite a vote of no confidence from his party's lawmakers.

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  Impact Of Brexit On Mahindra Group Will Be Muted, Says CFO

  Britain's exit from the European Union will have a muted impact on the over $17 billion Mahindra Group, but the event highlights the importance of sound risk management for the corporate world, the Group said on Friday.

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  From Beer To Drugs To Cars: Global Business Laments European Union Vote

  In Britain itself, businesses as diverse as engineering group Rolls-Royce, drugs giant AstraZeneca, housebuilders and makers of Scotch whisky were braced for disruption in the short and long term as the pound plunged to its lowest level since 1985.

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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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  With Two Days To Go, Britain's European Union Referendum Vote Still On Knife Edge

  Britons will vote on Thursday on whether to quit the 28-nation bloc amid warnings from politicians, economists and trade bodies across the globe that a decision to leave would plunge Britain and possibly much of Europe into recession.

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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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  Bill Gates Says Brexit Would Make Britain 'Less Attractive'

  The American businessman said Britain would be "stronger, more prosperous and more influential" inside the EU.

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  UK's Most Eurosceptic Town Awaits Referendum With Defiance

  Welcome to Clacton-on-Sea, known for its pier, beach and a reputation for being Britain's most eurosceptic town where many residents are desperate to leave the European Union in an upcoming referendum.

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  UK to Lay Cards on the Table Over European Union Referendum

  After months without a breakthrough, David Cameron will finally give more details on Tuesday of what reforms he wants for Britain to stay in the European Union before a looming referendum.

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  David Cameron Suffers Defeat in Commons Vote on European Union Referendum Bill

  British Prime Minister David Cameron suffered an embarrassing defeat Monday over how the referendum he has called on leaving the European Union will be conducted.

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  In U-turn, UK's David Cameron Rules Out European Union Referendum Vote on May 5, 2016

  British Prime Minister David Cameron has performed a U-turn and ruled out holding a European Union membership referendum on May 5, 2016, a shift to placate some of his own lawmakers who were opposed to it being held on the same day as local elections.

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  UK Government Announces European Union Referendum in Queen's Elizabeth II Speech

  Prime Minister David Cameron's government formally announced Wednesday it will hold a referendum on whether Britain should leave the EU, in a policy speech read by Queen Elizabeth II on Westminster's grandest day.