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BREXIT SHOCKWAVES HIT MARKETS AGAIN 

U.S. stocks were lower Monday as the aftershocks of the U.K.'s vote to leave the European Union continued to ripple through financial markets.

MEDTRONIC TO BUY HEARTWARE FOR $1.1 BILLION 

Medtronic said it agreed to acquire HeartWare International Inc. for $1.1 billion, adding more heart-failure products to the medical-device maker.

SUPREME COURT TURNS AWAY DEBT BUYER APPEAL ON LOANS SOLD BY NATIONAL BANKS 

The Supreme Court on Monday turned away a banking industry appeal that sought to allow debt buyers to charge the same interest rates as banks regardless of a limit on rates set in some states.

PEPSICO TO REINTRODUCE ASPARTAME- SWEETENED DIET PEPSI 

PepsiCo said it would reintroduce the aspartame-sweetened version of Diet Pepsi in U.S. stores in September, its latest attempt to halt plunging diet cola sales.

EU LEADERS DEBATE 'BREXIT' TIMING 

Pressure abated on the U.K. to serve swift notice of its intention to leave the EU after last week's referendum, as senior European policy makers suggested Britain should be allowed time to rethink the decision.

U.K.'S OSBORNE TRIES TO REASSURE MARKETS 

U.K. Treasury chief George Osborne moved to reassure households, businesses and financial markets that the U.K. economy remains resilient, after Britons chose to exit the European Union in a referendum last week.

AMAZON TO EXPAND DASH BUTTONS, BUT DO SHOPPERS WANT THEM? 

Amazon this week plans to announce it is adding dozens of new brands to its Dash buttons feature that enables shoppers to order consumer items by pressing a button.

AMERICAN FINANCIAL RAISES OFFER FOR NATIONAL INTERSTATE 

American Financial Group raised its offer to buy the remaining stake it doesn't currently own in National Interstate, sweetening its takeover offer for the commercial truck insurer by 2.5%.

GREEN DOT NAMES JACOBS NEW CHAIRMAN AS EXEC ROLES ARE SPLIT 

Green Dot on Monday named William I. Jacobs chairman of its board, as the financial technology company separated its chairman and chief executive roles.

EU CLEARS MARRIOTT'S ACQUISITION OF STARWOOD 

The EU unconditionally cleared Marriott International's roughly $13.6 billion takeover of Starwood Hotels, saying the proposed merger wouldn't harm competition in the region.

U.S. LOOKS SMOOTH TRANSITION FOR EU AFTER 'BREXIT' 

The U.S. will do everything in its power to smooth the transition in the EU following Britain's vote to leave the bloc, Secretary of State John Kerry said as he called on European leaders to react calmly to the U.K.'s decision.

SKULLCANDY GETS SECOND BUYOUT OFFER 

Skullcandy Inc. said private-equity firm Mill Road Capital Management had taken a nearly 10% stake in the company and made an unsolicited buyout offer.

DENTSPLY SIRONA TO BUY MIS IMPLANTS 

Dentsply Sirona said it agreed to buy dental implant systems manufacturer MIS Implants Technologies for $375 million.

YELLEN PANEL WITH CARNEY CALLED OFF AFTER 'BREXIT' VOTE 

A heavyweight debate in Portugal featuring Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen and Bank of England Governor Mark Carney has been canceled in the wake of Britain's historic decision to exit the European Union.

CHINA RESOURCES ARM AIMS FOR MUSCULAR HONG KONG IPO 

China Resources Pharmaceutical Group has filed for an initial public offering in Hong Kong that could rank it among the biggest health-care-related deals expected this year in Asia.

NISSAN SUES SOUTH KOREA OVER EMISSIONS-CHEATING ACCUSATIONS 

Nissan Motor's South Korean unit has filed a lawsuit over the Korean's government's claims that the Japanese auto maker rigged emissions tests on its Qashqai diesel sport-utility vehicles.

'BREXIT' EFFECT RIPPLES THROUGH EMERGING MARKETS 

Britain's vote to leave the European Union continued to hurt emerging markets, with currencies and stocks falling from South Africa to Poland as investors fled riskier assets.

HEAT RISES ON CHINA VANKE 

China Vanke's largest shareholder took its first steps toward a hostile takeover of the property developer, amid disagreements about a proposed $6.9 billion asset-swap deal with Shenzhen's subway system operator.

ROME MULLS CAPITAL INJECTION FOR ITALIAN BANKS AFTER 'BREXIT' SHOCK 

The Italian government is considering a capital injection to boost the country's banking system after Italian lenders were hit by a sharp selloff in banking stocks Friday, triggered by Britain's vote to leave the European Union.

LENDING TO PRIVATE SECTOR ACCELERATED IN MAY, SAYS ECB 

Lending to the private sector picked up in May, data from the European Central Bank showed Monday.

 
 
 
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Heard on the Street 
BREXIT: THE LATEST CATCH-ALL EXCUSE FOR EVERYDAY PROBLEMS 
 

Companies are quickly issuing post-Brexit profit warnings-a helpful cover for companies' more mundane troubles.

 
Election 2016 
NEGATIVE VIEWS OF TRUMP, CLINTON PERSIST 
 

More time on the campaign trail isn't improving the image of either major-party presidential candidate, Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump, a new Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll finds.

(END) Dow Jones Newswires

June 27, 2016 10:00 ET (14:00 GMT)

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