Page 61 - Latest Updates on Brexit

Brexit: Meerut sports gear exporters want United EU

Brexit would require Meerut-based businesses to open separate communication channels for importers in EU countries other than UK

After Brexit, ordinary Britons warm to gold as safe haven

Britain ranks 15th among the biggest consumers of gold bars and coins

Brexit spurs 10 London start-ups to enquire about move to Berlin

Berlin attracted almost 2 billion euros in venture capital investment in start-ups in 2014, outpacing London

Will consider second Scottish referendum: First Minister Nicola Sturgeon

Sturgeon said it can happen early next year if the British govt starts the process of leaving EU without safeguarding Scotland's position

Abheek Barua and Bidisha Ganguly: Chasing another crisis

Despite the bullish sentiment in Indian and foreign markets, the next round of bad news could come from Europe. Brexit adds a new dimension to the problem

Brexit spillover effects may persist for years: Report

Many economists have lowered growth forecasts for Britain and broader EU after the referendum vote

How computer-driven hedge funds scored a big win on Brexit night

Algorithm-driven funds beat hedge funds run by humans on Brexit night because the computers followed trends already in place

Brexit will affect Infosys, TCS

Infosys had guided for a revenue growth in the range of 11.5-13.5%, which has now been lowered to 10-12%

Brexit has not changed anything for the time being: Tomasz Kozlowski

Interview with European Commission ambassador to India

Fed's Lockhart - Brexit, uncertainty, require patience on rates

Lockhart said the US economy on its own is doing well, with growth still anticipated at 2 per cent

Britain's new finance chief rules out emergency budget

Says, a budget would be submitted towards the end of the year, as planned by his predecessor

Brexit, what Brexit? Global shares near 2016 highs

Traders say that concerns over Brexit have not gone away, but they are certainly on the back burner for a moment

A new breed of executives: Brexit managers

Companies are typically looking to hire troubleshooters, consultants or managers for three to nine months

Brexit wary investors turn focus on Indian debt

NTPC, REC and Power Finance Corp have also given the mandate to investment bankers to explore the European market

Claude Smadja: Can Europe's political autism be cured?

The rise of populist & Eurosceptic groups indicates structural flaws that might be difficult to rectify

Angela Merkel expects Theresa May to 'quickly' define EU ties

Merkel said that Britain's access to EU's single market depended on respect for key principles, including freedom of movement of EU citizens

Brexit uncertainty has hit UK business: Report

Meanwhile, business optimism also slid, falling to 98.9 in June from 99.4 in May

After Britain's vote for 'Brexit', immigrants feel the heat

EU must act to avoid post-Brexit 'conflagration' - German Finance Minister Schaeuble

Reiterated his concern about the effects of low interest rates in the euro zone

Post-Brexit, UK rejects petition for second referendum on EU membership

UK Foreign Office said this week 33 million people had had their say and 'the decision must be respected'