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Weekly Roundup: EU Leader Says UK Voters can Stop Brexit, US Regulator Admits Failings in Wells Fargo Scandal, and More
printThe European Parliament's president said the United Kingdom could easily retain membership in the European Union if voters change their minds on leaving the bloc and remove Prime Minister Theresa May from office in the snap general election on June 8, the Guardian reported. More The European Union will demand that the United Kingdom remains subject to EU courts after Brexit, according to a leaked negotiating document seen by Reuters. More Job vacancies in London's financial sector grew by nearly 20 percent in March despite plans by some firms to leave the United Kingdom ahead of its expected departure from...
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