Recession in EU 'very scary' prospect
An independent United Kingdom's first export to the world could be a second financial crisis.
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IFM Investors, says Britain's shock exit from the EU could spark a rash of deals.
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Brexit will boost Australia's perception as a safe-haven property market, observers say.
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The real lunacy of Brexit
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Turnbull's Brexit pitch for stability
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Dick Smith disaster should spark insolvency fix
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Not-so-great Britain, at war with itself
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