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Here are five charts that show how Britain's stunning Brexit vote shook stocks, currencies and markets this week.

Travelers struggling to make sense of Britain’s unexpected vote to leave the European Union will find a silver lining.

The revised Privacy Shield plan, which would succeed the previous Safe Harbor arrangement for trans-Atlantic transactions, will face a vote in July.

The disclosure came as the U.S. Army welcomed its new secretary, Eric Fanning, the first openly gay leader of a U.S. military service branch.

People took to Twitter with complaints after having trouble accessing their online accounts following the Brexit vote.

A Filipino man allegedly accessed celebrities' accounts, then used data to attempt wire transfers, make purchases or change addresses, authorities say.

In the wake of the Brexit vote, the president urged 1,200 entrepreneurs at Stanford University to embrace a future of interconnectivity.

President Barack Obama’s designation for the Stonewall Inn makes it the first historic site honoring LGBT rights.

Findings by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention follow a water-contamination crisis in the Michigan city.

Global markets were shocked by the Brexit vote, and your 401(k) balance is likely to take a hit. Here’s how to invest moving forward.

Sony has reset its smartphone strategy with a focus on battery, camera and design. The first execution of that strategy is a disappointment.

Could a “Texit” occur? The U.K.’s divorce from the European Union has emboldened a long-festering Texas secessionist movement in the United States.

The U.K. has the most powerful military in Europe. Now that it’s withdrawing from the EU, it will be fighting against the terrorist organization alone.

Gold prices rallied Friday after Britain voted to leave the European Union and may keep rising as the world faces financial uncertainty.

The major U.S. bank’s CEO Jamie Dimon has said the bank could lose 4,000 jobs if the U.K. voted to sever its membership with the European Union.

Bernie Sanders told Stephen Colbert he does not plan to drop out of the Democratic primary race on “The Late Show” Thursday.

The country’s top official for U.S. affairs dismissed criticism over Wednesday’s missile launch and said that Pyongyang’s real provocation was coming from Washington.

Britain’s historic referendum has delivered the biggest blow to the global financial system since the 2008 financial crisis.

The flight recorders will be flown to France for repair after Egyptian investigators failed to download data from the damaged black boxes of Flight 804.

The acquisition will add well-established brands to the German company’s portfolio and make it the No. 2 laundry care maker in North America.

Months of vigorous campaigning and frenzied debate came to a stunning end Friday as Britons voted to leave the EU. Here’s who lost.