EU REFERENDUM

"Markets are incredibly nervous now," said Joe Rundle, head of trading at ETX Capital.

Votes in the British referendum on the European Union will be counted by hand and results are expected Friday morning local time.

The U.K. has long been a bridge between the United States and the European continent. How would that change if Britain split from the EU?

The Brexit drama in the U.K. preoccupied investors this week, but big corporate news at home is moving stocks like Viacom and Bed Bath & Beyond.

As Britain decides whether to stay in the EU, could other referendums in France and Italy be in the works?

Russia and China share many interests but Britain’s EU referendum isn’t one of them. IBT lays out the pros and the cons for the global giants of the U.K. leaving the EU.

Major indexes rallied strongly as polls indicated Britons were likely to vote to remain in the European Union.

Financial markets have been wracked for months by worries about what a potential Brexit would mean for Europe's stability.

The U.K. will become the first country to exit the European Union after Britons voted for their nation to leave the bloc. Check here for updates.

Will the United Kingdom be better off if it leaves the European Union? Here are the Brexit pros and cons.

As the U.K. votes in its EU referendum, we go behind the scenes at the company behind Britain’s iconic Brompton folding bike.

It has been a long, horrible Brexit campaign in the U.K., with comments about Nazis and immigrants and plenty of mudslinging.

Amid tight polls the day that Britons vote on their future in the EU, here are the issues driving the “remain” and “leave” sides.

Russian President Vladimir Putin says he’s baffled about Brexit but some officials see foreign policy openings.

“Little Englanders” vs. Europhiles: The Brexit referendum — voters will decide Thursday whether to remain in the EU — has split Brits by region, class and age. Here’s who wants what.

"I think it will be a great buying opportunity for U.S. assets, from Treasuries to high-yield 'junk' bonds," Prudential's Gregory Peters said.

Nearly a third of those surveyed say the outcome of Thursday’s referendum on leaving the European Union may have been decided in advance.

Billionaire currency speculator George Soros said a British vote to leave the EU this week would hurt the economy worse than in 1992.

The billionaire investor says a vote on Thursday to leave the European Union would trigger a huge sterling devaluation.

“For our children and their children we should be facing the problems of the world together and not alone,” the former England soccer star said.

Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen addresses the Senate on Tuesday in testimony that could cover everything from the Brexit vote to negative interest rates.