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Top Stories : 2016June24Friday

Market Extra: ‘Panic’ and ‘bloodbath’ — analysts react to U.K.’s decision to Brexit

London Markets: FTSE 100 set to sink as U.K. heads toward a Brexit

Market Snapshot: Historic Brexit vote sends Dow futures plunging 700 points

Metals Stocks: Brexit result sends gold futures surging to 2-year high

Asia Markets: Asian markets plunge on Brexit; Nikkei has worst day in 5 years

The Wall Street Journal: Brexit forces Europe to deal with new business landscape

The Wall Street Journal: Expect Brexit to rattle U.S. economy, send dollar surging

Brexit is reality, U.K. media says

Currencies: Pound tumbles to more than 30-year low as U.K. heads toward Brexit

The Wall Street Journal: David Cameron may lose job along with Brexit election

Real-time headlines : 2016June24Friday

Spain's IBEX 35 sinks 12% after U.K. votes for Brexit

Cameron: I will do everything I can to help the U.K. succeed

Cameron: Leaving Europe is not the path I recommended

Cameron: Negotiations with EU need to take place under new prime minister

Cameron: New prime minister to take over in October

Cameron resigns as prime minister after U.K. votes to Brexit

Cameron: Britain is still economically strong

Cameron: There will be no immediate changes to Europeans living in the U.K.

Cameron: The will of the people to leave the EU must be respected

Losses deepen for European banks, Stoxx banking index down 11%

Market Pulse : 2016June24Friday

U.K. prime minister David Cameron resigns after Brexit vote

European banks punished after U.K. votes in favor of Brexit

BBC and ITV call U.K. to leave EU in historic Brexit vote

Pound drops below $1.35, reaching lowest level since 1985

Pound slumps to lowest level against dollar since 2009

76ers take Ben Simmons first overall in NBA Draft

Pound slumps after 'remain' loses lead in early results

Emerge Energy shares rally as Sunoco agrees to buy fuels business

Arista shares slip as ITC says 3 of 5 Cisco patents infringed

Fresh Ipsos Mori poll shows 'remain' at 54% vs. 46% for 'leave'

Breaking News: 2016June24Friday

Cameron says new U.K. leader will take over by October, will negotiate with EU

U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron to resign after voters choose to leave the EU

Trading halted in several European stocks after Brexit vote: Stoxx 600 down 5.5%

European stocks sell off after U.K. votes for Brexit

U.K. has voted to leave the European Union, Electoral Commission declares

British pound slumps to lowest level against U.S. dollar since 2009

British pound tumbles on stronger-than-expected pro-Brexit results

The Brexit voting is over: Our live blog brings you the latest count and updates

Fed's stress tests show banks could weather $526 billion in losses

U.S. stocks close near session highs ahead of Brexit vote counting

Internet Stories: 2016June24Friday

The Wall Street Journal: Uber to show fare cost up front, but without surge icon

The Ratings Game: Bed Bed & Beyond’s latest acquisition comes under analyst scrutiny

Twilio rockets more than 90% in debut, but might not spark an IPO trend

Hillary Clinton to be endorsed by more than 50 business leaders Thursday

Five things to know about Twilio before it goes public

Same-sex couples spend $1 billion on weddings in one year

IBM’s Watson will now help spot breast cancer and other diseases

BookWatch: 20 books that make Amazon’s best of 2016—so far

Financial Services: 2016June24Friday

Henkel agrees to buy Sun Products in $3.5 bln deal

London Markets: FTSE 100 set to sink as U.K. heads toward a Brexit

Market Snapshot: Historic Brexit vote sends Dow futures plunging 700 points

Asia Markets: Asian markets plunge on Brexit; Nikkei has worst day in 5 years

The Wall Street Journal: Brexit forces Europe to deal with new business landscape

The Wall Street Journal: Expect Brexit to rattle U.S. economy, send dollar surging

The Wall Street Journal: Fed’s Kaplan retreats from favoring summer rate hike

The Wall Street Journal: Fed says big banks pass capital-requirement stress test

The Tell: Brexit vote is a double-edge sword for the bond market