Assassinated U.K. lawmaker's husband blames politics
Brendan Cox said his late wife had worried about Brexit politicians "creating division and playing on people's worst fears
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Brendan Cox said his late wife had worried about Brexit politicians "creating division and playing on people's worst fears
Wall Street looked set for more gains, with futures for the Dow up 0.3 percent and those for the S&P 500 index up 0.4 percent
If U.K. voters decide to leave the European Union, here's how the impact could ripple across the Atlantic
EU referendum polling shifts in wake of parliamentarian Jo Cox's brutal murder by suspect with apparent far-right views
U.S. stocks were poised to open sharply higher, with Dow and S&P 500 futures up 1.2 percent and 1.3 percent, respectively
Investors' focus has increasingly turned to Britain's vote next week on whether to leave the European Union
Wall Street looked set for a lower open: Futures for the Dow were down 0.2 percent and S&P 500 futures shed 0.3 percent
Picture slowly emerging of man believed to have attacked Jo Cox, a passionate advocate for migrants and the EU, in broad daylight
Brits' decision on whether to exit the European Union looks too close to call -- here's why the outcome matters to Americans
Wall Street ends in the green as chances of British voters opting to depart the European Union decline
Jo Cox, member of Parliament, killed in daylight attack bringing fierce "Brexit" campaign to shocked standstill
With equities wobbling, a powerful rally in other investment areas highlights the need for a well-diversified portfolio
Wall Street looked set for more declines, with futures for the Dow and the Standard & Poor's 500 both down 0.2 percent
U.S. shares were set to drift lower, with Dow and S&P futures down nearly 0.3 percent
Dramatic moves in Treasury bonds, crude oil, banks stocks and precious metals suggest another bout of market weakness
The chancellor added to that sentiment by saying avoiding a Brexit "is the best and most desirable thing for us all"
On June 5, 1947, Secretary of State George C. Marshall announced an economic assistance plan to help Europe as it struggled to recover from World War II
Trump will visit the United Kingdom on June 24, just one day after Britain votes on the "Brexit" referendum
It worries that business and consumers are stuck in "a cycle in which diminished expectations become self-fulfilling"
Studies says the U.K. could face two more years of austerity in the event Britain votes to leave the European Union on June 23
Says choosing to leave the 28-nation bloc would be a "self-destruct option" for Britain; voters will decide on June 23
Trump said that Blair's decision to go into Iraq was a "disaster"
Ex-London Mayor Boris Johnson compares the European Union's aims to those of Adolf Hitler
Managing Director Christine Lagarde also said Britain leaving the EU could lead to "market volatility" and recession
President takes Prime Minister David Cameron's side in angry debate on whether Britain should leave the European Union