Page 63 - Latest Updates on Brexit

Theresa May leads UK Tory race

May has 86 endorsements from fellow Tory lawmakers in her bid to take the helm of the party and the country, well ahead of her challengers

Everyone's a winner in the Brexit aftermath as doves rescue market

Thousands march through London against Brexit

Prime Minister David Cameron was forced to resign after he called the controversial referendum hoping for a "Remain" vote

Many voters don't believe Brexit will happen

Another recent survey showed up to 7% of Leave voters, around 1.2 million people, now regret their choice

Thousands join 'March for Europe' Brexit protest

Britain voted by 52% to 48% on June 23 to leave the EU

Brexit: IMF warns of repercussions for global economy

IMF spokesperson Gerry Rice said the Brexit was likely to cause a dampening of growth in the near term

Brexit represents defeat for social pluralism, say experts

Brexit points to a generational gap -- the young ones embrace globalised processes, older ones see it an agonising process

London bankers face Brexit choice: lobby or leave

Some investment banks, anxious not to stir speculation of an exodus from the historic City of London

Seeking post-Brexit calm, Obama backtracks on UK trade warning

Where he had tried to urge UK not to rashly abandon EU, he now must reassure Britain its decision to do so won't mean its demise

Govt to begin talks with Britain on garment export pact

The agreement proposes to save 9.6% duty, make India competitive and help achieve $50 billion exports target for 2016-17

UK warns may miss 2020 budget surplus target on Brexit

Osborne added that Britain's EU exit would exert a major "negative" impact on the economy

Nearly 2.3 mn Britons regret voting for Brexit: survey

According to the Opinium survey, 7% of the people who voted to leave the EU now regretted their choice

Brexit impact: IMF warns of repercussions for global economy

Dampening of growth in the near term is likely on 'significant uncertainty' created due to UK's exit from the EU

Boris Johnson quits race for UK Prime Minister

Johnson's withdrawal makes Theresa May, the interior minister who backed remaining in the EU, the new favourite to succeed Cameron

<b>Ashok K Lahiri:</b> Brexit - An unlikely divorce

The likelihood of the divorce going through appears slim and may result in 'reconciliation during legal separation'

Brexit has 'unleashed' a market crisis: Soros

Says it is likely to reinforce the deflationary trends that are already prevalent

Brexit forces delay to airport expansion decision

Britain's business community voiced concern over the new delay on Thursday

Markets shrug off Brexit blues

Asian markets too ended positive as Brexit fears seem to settle down on expectations that global central banks will be able to steer the global economy

S'pore bank suspends loans for London properties after Brexit

Asian investors have long sought out both commercial and residential UK property off the back of potential for capital growth

After Brexit, UN 'more important' to Britain: UK diplomat

Some diplomats expect Britain to move closer to the US position on foreign policy after the former's exit from the EU