Will Brexit turn London offices into a ghost town?

Germany’s highest court rejects legal challenges against ECB
Germany’s highest court has ruled that a legal challenge against one of the ECB’s main tools to fight the euro zone’s financial crisis is not valid.

German investor morale rises on belief in economy’s resilience
The mood among German analysts and investors improved unexpectedly in June, reflecting their confidence in the resilience of Europe’s largest economy.

Tencent to buy ‘Clash of Clans’ maker Supercell from SoftBank for $8.6 billion
Tencent said on Tuesday it will buy most of mobile gaming firm Supercell from SoftBank and other shareholders for $8.6 billion.

Bondholders file proposed class action against Volkswagen
Boston Retirement System, the public pension fund for Boston municipal employees, filed the first bondholders proposed class action against Volkswagen.

The Winkelvoss twins are launching their bitcoin exchange outside of the US
Gemini, the cryptocurrency exchange founded by the Winklevoss twins, is expanding into the U.K, the company said on Tuesday.

Brexit might just be the shock that saves the euro
Could such an upset potentially yield a brighter future for Europe, and more specifically, the countries that share the single currency?

Brexit or Bremain? The UK’s rocky relationship with the EU
On June 23, 2016, the U.K.’s referendum on the European Union takes place. CNBC takes a look at its roller-coaster relationship with Europe.

Forget about sterling: What will Brexit mean for Scotch whisky?
The EU protects Scotch Whisky, Stilton cheese and the Cornish pasty. But could this protection of U.K. foodstuffs come an end?

Young voters might hold key to Brexit vote—but will they use it?
With a traditionally lower voter turnout, whether young people exercise their influential vote in the EU referendum is uncertain.

Careem, a Middle East Uber rival, calls its drivers ‘captains’. Here’s why
Careem, a Middle East ride hailing app, calls its drivers “captains”, underlining the company’s focus on understanding its local markets.

Man held near Brussels mall, no explosives found
Belgian police detained a man early on Tuesday in Brussels after initial suspicions that he was carrying explosives.

RBA says low rates consistent with sustainable economic growth
Keeping rates steady this month was consistent with sustainable economic growth returning to target over time, Australia’s c.bank said on Tuesday.

Aussie miners finally see light at the end of the tunnel: Survey
Mining industry sentiment has finally started to improve, after several years of gloom amid a commodity price slump.

Campaign funding pours in for Clinton; for Trump, not so much
Donald Trump and the GOP brought in $18.6 million in May. Hillary Clinton and the Democratic National Committee more than doubled that.

Zenefits CEO says about 10% of employees voluntarily leave
Zenefits CEO said on Monday that about 10 percent of the company’s employees took him up on an offer to voluntarily leave.

Chinese buyers remain keen on UK property despite Brexit fears
Uncertainty surrounding a looming Brexit vote hasn’t spooked mainland buyers, according to one of China’s largest international property websites.

Chart: Here’s why dollar is relaxed about Brexit
Britain as an unwilling partner is just as devastating as Britain leaving, so a stay result has a similar impact to an exit result.

India eases foreign investment rules to lure Apple, Ikea
The Indian government announced sweeping changes on Monday to throw open its economy to foreign investments, the New York Times reports.

NKorea diplomat expected to attend China forum with US envoy
A North Korean diplomat who was part of the talks aimed at ending the country’s nuclear program arrived on Monday in China, Kyodo news agency said.

China outbound M&A beats 2015 record with 6 months to spare
In less than six months of 2016, China’s appetite for overseas acquisitions has already outgrown last year’s record.

Australian Paralympic sailor robbed at gunpoint in Rio
An Australian Paralympic sailor and team official were robbed at gunpoint while training in Rio de Janeiro at the weekend.

Live: Stocks rally, sterling steady as ‘Bremain’ gains ground
Our live blog is tracking market reactions as global stocks rallied on expectations that Britain will vote to stay in the EU.

Briton arrested at Trump rally said he wanted to shoot candidate: Court papers
Michael Steven Sandford, who prosecutors described as a 19-year-old British national, was arrested on Saturday.

Japan ready to shoot down NKorean missile after detecting launch prep: Report
Japan’s military is on alert for a possible North Korean ballistic missile launch, a government source said.

Women get a better deal at Asian family firms, but not by much
Women get more top-level roles at Asian family firms, even if they aren’t relatives, but the numbers are still pretty dismal.

Modern ‘hawker’ life: Amazing family firms up-ending a beloved food culture
Imagine watching your parents do long hours of back-breaking work in extreme heat, then signing up to do the same. These kids did.

BOJ minutes show some members worried about foreign risks
Some BOJ policymakers said overseas economies continued to pose downside risks to Japan, minutes from an April meeeting showed.

Telecoms giant Oi files for Brazil’s biggest-ever bankrupty protection petition
Oi filed for bankruptcy protection after failed to shareholder support for a $19.3B debt restructuring.

This company wants to save millions of lives, using a $25 plastic bag
Weighing just 400g, the company’s palm-size Fieldtrate Lite claims to remove bacteria and other pathogens, without the need for electricity.

Pisani: Brexit is confusing traders and whipsawing markets
The markets’ pain trade could be lower now that investors are no longer positioned for an exit.

JD.com shares up after Wal-Mart China deal
Shares of JD.com were higher after it said Monday that it is entering a strategic partnership with Wal-Mart in China.

Soros: Brexit could trigger ‘Black Friday’ — and a recession
A Brexit would trigger a sell-off in the pound and a decline in household income, according to the billionaire investor.

‘Bremain’? Brits shift toward staying in EU, new poll shows
Support for Britain remaining in the EU stood at 53 percent with support for quitting the bloc at 46 percent, according to a poll.

Asia markets look set for a breather after anti-Brexit rally
Futures pointed to a near-flat open for Asian markets, following Monday’s global rally on the back of easing Brexit concerns.

Brexit vote won’t address the UK’s real problem either way
Severing ties to Europe may help Britons regain a sense of independence. It’s unlikely to help their economy, however.

El-Erian: EU’s troubles far from over even if Brexit doesn’t happen
Avoiding Brexit was just a step along the way for the EU to get its act together, the Allianz advisor says.

Nissan to take legal action against Brexit campaign for logo use
Nissan said it would take legal action against the “Vote Leave” campaign after the group used the carmaker’s logo in leaflets.