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EU's Juncker: Brexit would have 'unforeseeable consequences'
Britain first joined the then European Economic Community in 1973
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'India, US want UK to stay in EU to safeguard their interests'
Geoffrey Van Orden, Member of the European Parliament, said Brexit would be a 'seismic shock' for the EU
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Brexit outcome may play into rate decision, Fed officials say
Polls show a tight race in Britain with the outcome likely uncertain before the Fed meets next on June 14-15
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Brexit would threaten London financial dominance : UK minister
Fate of British trade after a possible vote for an exit in June 23 referendum has taken centre stage since Barack Obama warned Britain would be "in the back of the queue" for a trade deal with US
Post-Brexit UK-US trade deal could take a decade: Obama
He told the BBC that Britain would not get preferential treatment over the EU when it came to negotiating a new trade deal
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Small, medium-sized UK firms face 35.6 billion pound Brexit hit
Fear by failing to hedge themselves beyond June 23 referendum, many UK SMEs are putting themselves at mercy of large currency swings
Brexit will make UK "permanently poorer", warns govt
The smaller size of the economy projected in the report was the equivalent of 4,300 pounds per household
'Brexit' could shrink UK economy by 6%: Treasury report
International Monetary Fund chief Christine Lagarde has called on Britain and the EU to save a 'long marriage'
Job insecurity
Brexit job risk threatens more than just bankers
British EU exit campaign backed by 250 business leaders
They are hoping to counter the view that UK businesses back staying in the bloc
Ashoka Mody: Why Boris Johnson is right about Brexit
Europe will increasingly fall behind the rest of the world. As Europeans look for opportunities elsewhere, only the productive relationships within Europe will survive - with or without EU rules
Brexit may scupper London, Frankfurt stock exchange merger: Deutsche Boerse
Deutsche Boerse's chief executive Carsten Kangeter would assume the role of CEO of the combined company if the tie-up goes ahead
Britain registers agreement with European Union at the UN
Registering the decision at the UN puts beyond doubt that the deal agreed to is legally binding and irreversible in international law
Forget Budget, it's Brexit that will decide market direction
A referendum in June this year on Brexit will add volatility in financial markets
Brexit would 'threaten jobs', warn UK business leaders
The sterling fell to near seven-year lows against the dollar on Monday on concerns about the implications of a Brexit
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What would 'Brexit' mean for firms in London's City?
Here are some based on research notes and interviews with analysts, lawyers and bankers