3 U.K. property funds halt withdrawals as Brexit fears rise
Investors worried about British commercial real estate values falling are no longer able to pull money from the funds
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Christoph Waltz slams Brexit as "abysmal stupidity"
Christoph Waltz didn't mince words when discussing his thoughts on Brexit and "head rat" Nigel Farage
World stocks slide as Brexit angst resumes
Even with the Bank of England pledging support, stocks across Asia and Europe fell, and Wall St. is set to follow
Brexit: Will the latest U.S. stock rebound last?
An impressive reversal from the early Brexit selloff has returned stocks to their highs, but extreme caution is warranted
5 ways U.S. and global markets are rethinking Brexit
How Britain's exit from EU could impact everything from interest rates to real estate in the U.S.
1 of Brexit's biggest cheerleaders bows out of British politics
Nigel Farage, who made a career campaigning for a British exit from EU, says his work is done and he's taking his "life back," -- and he's not the 1st to go
The sunny side of Brexit: How wise investors can profit
First comes shock and panic, then comes a return to the fundamentals that drive markets like the S&P 500 onward and upward
Michel Gondry: "England never wanted to be part of Europe"
"Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" director Michel Gondry talks about his latest film -- and why Brexit was no surprise
Brexit will keep U.S. mortgage rates in the basement
Economists point to a powerful though indirect influence of the chaos in Britain on the cost of borrowing in the U.S.
British PM hopeful says no EU exit talks this year
Justice Secretary Michael Gove, one of the Conservatives running to replace David Cameron, sees no rush to negotiate
BlackRock CEO: Brexit "increases uncertainties in the world"
Larry Fink explains how Britain's decision ultimately slows the world's economy -- and how Donald Trump misunderstands global trade
Social media erupts over Boris Johnson
When it comes to British politics in the wake of Brexit, there is never a dull day, as social media constantly reminds us
Another Brexit fallout bombshell for British politics
Conservative politician who led the campaign charge for Britain to leave the EU -- and won -- won't reap the most obvious reward
Why Brexit could land a blow on bonds
If central banks add new stimulus and fuel hopes for growth, long-term bond prices could tumble (but gold may climb)
World stocks rise as markets get over Brexit shock
U.S. shares were set to drift higher, with Dow futures up 0.2 percent, and S&P 500 futures up 0.1 percent
The early line on Brexit's economic impact
Financial markets were first to feel the shock waves, but plenty more are coming -- and some could be staggering
Market psychology and Brexit: A recipe for mayhem
As the volatility following Britain's vote to split from the EU shows, investors don't always behave rationally
Stocks rise following strong gains in global markets
Energy companies led the rally as the price of crude oil headed higher
"Absolutely Fabulous" stars discuss Brexit
Patsy and Edina "didn't even know we were in Europe, let alone pulling out."
Bernie Sanders: Democrats need to wake up after Brexit
He suggests that the same beliefs that led to "Brexit" could benefit Republicans in November
Great Britain left out of EU's emergency talks over Brexit
Leaders of European Union countries are holding day two of an emergency summit in Brussels. They are discussing what happens when Britain leaves the EU. Britain's leader was told not to attend the second day. Charlie D'Agata reports from outside the Houses of Parliament, where the heated Brexit debate continues.
EU to Britain: You can't have our cake and eat it too
For the first time in 40 years, European leaders are plotting a path forward for their continent, with Britain watching from the outside
World stocks up as worries ease over Brexit vote
Futures augured a positive start for Wall Street: Dow and S&P futures both added 0.5 percent
Commentary: Hot takes are written by the winners
The media's newfound fascination with the white working class only underscores how journalism is a profession of privilege
Markets hate uncertainty -- they should get over it
Despite all the cliché-mongering, nothing is certain but death and taxes -- and the word "uncertainty" in Brexit coverage
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