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Statistics published in 2015 by Universities UK suggested there are 125,000 EU students at UK universities, and 14 per cent academic staff come from other EU nations. Combined they generated more than £2.2bn for the economy and creating 19,000 jobs.

The result of the United Kingdom’s EU Referendum sent shockwaves around the world, moving markets and challenging the world order as know it. Here are seven ways the Financial Times can keep you and your team on top of all the latest Brexit developments and the implications for Britain, the EU and the global economy:

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Get the latest insight into what our republishing service means for our customers from a US perspective. Read on for a Q&A session with Daniel Garibay, the FT's Republication Account Manager for the Americas. 

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