Brexit

In one of the most significant geopolitical events since the dawn of the 21st century, a majority of the electorate in the UK voted in favour of leaving the European

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Britain in an historic referendum voted to exit the European Union ending its 40 year old love-hate relationship with Europe. This is the first time a member state has decided

With a lot of uproar going on brexit scenario, we as management freshers  also prefer to peek into the wordy(you might prefer it as wordly) turmoil. Besides having our extremely

Typically a majority vote is strengthening not weakening. But in the case of Brexit political rhetoric is escalating and the far reaching effects of the Brexit vote have spawned a

Exits or potential exits seem to be the flavour of the season. First a hue and cry was raised (and rightly so), over the state of Greece’s economic affairs and

The European Union emerged in 1951 in order to mitigate the effects of World War 2 by facilitating duty free trade among the nations belonging to the European Union. The

The Eurozone has been dealing with more than its fair share of crises from the Greek bailout to the recent immigration crisis but the exit of a major player like