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Britain exits the EU: how Brexit will hit America

  • Written by Terrence Guay, Clinical Professor of International Business, Pennsylvania State University
  • The U.K. has voted to leave the European Union, 51.9 to 48.1 percent.
  • Prime Minister David Cameron announced early Friday that he will step down in three months' time.
  • Unwinding the union will be a messy process that will take months, if not years, and have broad political and financial impacts.
  • The pound dropped in value on the London exchange early...

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