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GOP nominee also introduces the original Mr. Brexit, Nigel Farage, at his rally in Jackson, Mississippi
Bank of England cuts key interest rate to jumpstart economy after Britain voted to leave European Union
Julia Stiles returns to the "Bourne" franchise, though her former CIA analyst has gone rogue
The first shockwaves appear to be slashing confidence and forecasts about the British economy, while the EU is resilient
Warns stability could be threatened because Britain's economy and financial system are so closely connected with the U.S.
At the group's Beijing meeting, it also rejected trade protectionism while using "any and all" tools to bolster expansion
A departure from the EU could mean companies based in Britain are cut off from the bloc's single market
U.S. futures indicate a positive opening on Wall Street: Dow and S&P futures were both up 0.2 percent
But the world's two biggest economies -- the U.S. and China -- are unlikely to sustain much damage from the tumult in Europe
Investment bank's trading desks saw a surge of activity during Britain's vote to leave the European Union
The post-Brexit rebound has so far relied on just a few stocks, so buyers must spread the love to keep the party going
Markets widely expected a rate cut and more stimulus, but the central bank says it'll wait for more data before moving
May will be tasked with navigating Britain through its divorce from the EU, something she had actually campaigned against
Vote to leave EU is already taking a toll on some small U.S. businesses, with canceled tour bookings in New York; reduced orders from U.K.
Despite new highs, most stocks aren't participating and the bond market is spooked -- so where's the fuel coming from?
Prime Minister wagered his career on the British people choosing to remain in the EU, now he has said his farewells
Futures augured a tepid start on Wall Street: Both Dow and S&P futures were up less than 0.1 percent
First female PM since Margaret Thatcher opposed leaving EU but insists public vote will be respected -- but when, and on whose terms?
With the U.K.'s "Brexit" vote still reverberating, some market watchers fear a new threat could spread financial contagion
Does being a mother make you more qualified to be PM? Candidate's remarks spark uproar
The trip is expected to be Obama's last presidential visit to the continent
The ongoing collapse in bond yields points to trouble that U.S. equity prices aren't yet reflecting
Using current currency values, the pound's post-Brexit plunge has knocked Britain's GDP ranking down a notch
The central bank's rate-setting committee said the unsettled labor outlook was just one reason it left rates unchanged