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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

A few days after Britain voted to leave the European Union, Monika Baginski was in a supermarket, chatting with a friend on the phone in her native Polish, when a man followed her down the aisle. "You foreigner," Baginski recalled him saying. "You'll be out soon."Baginski, 32, said she was stunned. Until that moment, she had never been the target of abuse, even in Boston, a port town on the east coast of England where rancor between longtime residents and the fast-growing population of recent immigrants has been simmering for years.But since Britain's referendum vote to leave the European Union, latent hostility toward the new arrivals - most of whom came to Boston from Central and Eastern Europe under rules that let European Union citizens live and work anywhere in the bloc - has burst into the open, many immigrants say. Many in the Latvian, Lithuanian, Polish and Romanian communities in the area are anxiously considering whether they should stay in Britain, or whether they even want

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'

IMF sees Brexit shaving 2017 euro zone growth to 1.4%

IMF said a further global growth slowdown could derail the euro area's domestic demand-led recovery

UK launches bilateral trade talks for post-Brexit deal with India

UK's Business Secretary Sajid Javid will start a world tour with a visit to India where he will hold talks with Arun Jaitley

Brexit: India, UK to hold trade talks

UK is the largest G20 investor in India, while India invests more in the UK than the rest of the European Union combined

Are the UK property funds banning redemptions a precursor to crisis ahead?

Stopping redemption has sparked fears it could lead to more panic which can spread to other asset classes

Brexit fears make MF investors redeem units from equity schemes in June

Equity segment sees one of the highest redemptions, while overall net outflows stand at Rs 21,500 crore

Brexit: No legal obstacle to holding second referendum, says UK leader

Lord Karan Bilimoria said that the outcome of the referendum should be based on a two-thirds majority

Brexit ghost haunts markets, pound sinks

British currency falls below $1.30; Wall Street recovers on health care, consumer stocks