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Jim Rogers picks dollar over gold as haven in Brexit tumult

Prices of bullion are due for a drop and will probably be lower at the end of the year versus current levels

Most Indian stocks climb

US stocks fall with global shares

Bitcoin buyers seek haven from British pound

Japan Inc gets Brexit bargain on $23-billion outstanding deals

Europe's frustration with Cameron mounts at ministerial meeting

'You can't have your cake and eat it', says Dutch minister; UK referendum was a "crazy idea," adds Italian politician

Brexit: the day after - First the exit, now the gold rush in London

Investors looking for financial safety have found it in gold

China's central bank to study Alibaba's banking activities

Alibaba engages in activities that fall under the Financial Stability Board's definition of shadow banking and are subject to different capital requirements

China tightens rules for search engines

The new rules are expected to prohibit banned content in various formats on the internet

Brexit aftermath: Central banks redouble cash offer to quell panic

Brexit rattles markets as Cameron quits

UK votes by 52% to 48% to leave the European Union

Bitcoin surges to 2-yr high as supply seen falling in July

Profits from mining bitcoins will be reduced in July, a process that's written into the code to limit supply

Lotte signals it is shelving $4.5-bn hotel IPO

Air France says 77% of flights maintained amid pilot strike

Merck, Pfizer double size of diabetes study to catch rivals

Brexit outcome too close to call with undecideds seen as key

Jacob Lew sees 'negative' world economic impact of Brexit

Merkel confronts China ambitions in clash over robot maker Kuka

Why Line's wait for IPO cost it $4 bn

Line is gearing up for a battle with larger rivals such as Facebook and WeChat as it looks to expand its user base beyond its strongest markets in Asia

IMF urges China to tackle 'high' corporate debt

China has accumulated debt faster than any G20 nation over the past decade, climbing to 247% of GDP