Stock Takes: Managers tackle Brexit nerves
"Don't panic" has been the overall tone, as would be expected, but a wide range of views have been expressed.
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Brian Fallow: Oi, Brits - check out our model
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John Drinnan: Digital not pulling its weight
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Mary Holm: Look before plunging into property
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Traders called it early and lost out big time
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