Long-term trends to be guided by Britain's future economic relation with EU
Alex Salmond explicitly said Scotland is now likely to push for a second independence referendum as 62% people voted to remain in EU
Stock markets in Britain, Europe and Asia plummeted early Friday as markets were taken by surprise by the 51.9% of the Brexit camp
Cameron announced he would step down to make way for a new leader by October
Rajan said investments should return after initial investor worries over Brexit
EU civil service jobs are restricted to EU citizens and Britons will lose that status once UK has completed its departure
Britons voted in a referendum on Thursday to leave the European Union
He has in recent months been vocal in his support of a Brexit vote
The Fed's recent playbook suggests central bankers will opt for caution
He said economies whose fundamentals are strong will not be affected for a long time
Industry fears delay in spending decision by clients while GBP devaluation to hit immediately
Markets got Brexit dead wrong. Now comes the fallout
Dealing the biggest blow to the European project of greater unity since World War II
Hua Chunying said Beijing will carry on cooperation with Britain as well as the EU
Anuj Puri, chairman of JLL India, compared the UK situation to the earlier recession in the US when Indians took leading position to take advantage of falling property prices
Analysts are pointing to the so-called Brexit as being responsible for market turbulence across the world
As a result of the vote became clear, the Swiss franc strengthened considerably against the Euro
Pay for entire package now to avoid currency fluctuation. But travel between Europe and the UK may be slightly tougher
Poland asked European politicians to reflect upon on how to develop Europe in order to avoid further exits
Rita Teaotia said recalibration is required as some items of interest to Britain may have to be removed on free trade agreement