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Brexit talks must be quick, City of London at risk of losing 'EU passport': Top ECB official
Paris could benefit at London's expense if the UK does not remain part of the single market after the negotiations
 "Brexit talks must be quick, City of London at risk of losing 'EU passport': Top ECB official")
Bookmakers cash in on unexpected Brexit result
The bookies had predicted a victory for the Remain camp with almost 80-90% certainty and made Remain the odds-on favourites.
Brexit, a sign of anti-elite revolt: Analysts
It was Britain's poorer and less-educated citizens -- angry at not having shared in benefits of a new world order -- who pushed it out of the EU
 "Brexit, a sign of anti-elite revolt: Analysts")
Scottish cabinet meets to discuss response to 'Leave' vote
Hundreds of people protested against the EU result in Glasgow and Edinburgh on Friday evening
 "Scottish cabinet meets to discuss response to 'Leave' vote")
Brexit impact: Germany says 'won't let anyone take Europe from us'
German Foreign Minister says EU will weather the shock of the British vote to leave the Union as he convenes crisis talks
 "Brexit impact: Germany says 'won't let anyone take Europe from us'")
Diplomats from EU's founding 6 meet in Berlin to talk Brexit
Vote seen as wake up call, with EU likely to focus on dealing with refugee crisis, unemployment and terror
 "Diplomats from EU's founding 6 meet in Berlin to talk Brexit")
Brexit: British opposition leader not resigning
Jeremy Corbyn is due to give a speech in London later on Saturday to set out how the party should move forward
 "Brexit: British opposition leader not resigning")
India could benefit from Brexit: Yes Bank CEO
With Britain opting to repudiate its EU membership, global markets are facing extreme volatility
 "India could benefit from Brexit: Yes Bank CEO")
Brexit: Britain told to leave EU at the earliest
Bloc warns that Cameron's decision to delay start of negotiations until his successor is in place may not be acceptable
Brexit baffled punters, pundits and fund managers to the very end
Global stock markets and the British pound tumbled on Friday after a wild election night ride
 "Brexit baffled punters, pundits and fund managers to the very end")
IMF keeps watch on Brexit, stands ready to offer support
The impact of Britain leaving the European Union continues to devalue the pound, with declines of 4% and 6% against the euro and the dollar, respectively
 "IMF keeps watch on Brexit, stands ready to offer support")
Brexit: Top quotes from around the world on the UK vote
With Britain's divorce with the EU set to send ripples across the world, here are the top quotes on the issue
 "Brexit: Top quotes from around the world on the UK vote")
Brexit: Britain's credit outlook cut to 'negative'
UK had one of the largest budget deficits among advanced economies
 "Brexit: Britain's credit outlook cut to 'negative'")
Japan to hold emergency meeting over Brexit
Britain's exit complicates, in addition, the Free Trade Agreement that Tokyo soon hoped to sign with Brussels
 "Japan to hold emergency meeting over Brexit")
Britain votes to leave EU, Cameron quits, markets rocked
As world stocks saw more than $2 trillion wiped off their value
 "Britain votes to leave EU, Cameron quits, markets rocked")
Brexit 'wake-up call for Europe': Austrian leader
Heinz Fischer described the outcome as a shock that made Europe hold its breath
 "Brexit 'wake-up call for Europe': Austrian leader")
World stocks tumble as Britain votes for EU exit
The sterling suffered a record one-day plunge to a 31-year low and money poured into safe-haven gold and government bonds
As David Cameron loses biggest gamble, Boris Johnson looks to be biggest winner
Britain's decision to leave the European Union, a victory for the populist cause, may be a defining moment for Britain
 "As David Cameron loses biggest gamble, Boris Johnson looks to be biggest winner")
Brexit aftermath: India Inc sees red
CEOs of the information technology sector said the industry was gearing for another phase of uncertainty, as the UK accounted for over 20 per cent exports from India
 "Brexit aftermath: India Inc sees red")
Brexit brings out the bears
UK votes to leave the EU, David Cameron to quit; Indian indices recover after early crash, Rs 1.8 lakh crore wiped out; Rs closes at 67.98; £ falls to lowest since 1985; Market players see turbulence
