BERLIN (Reuters) - Britain should act quickly to leave the European Union, to limit uncertainty that is rattling investors, the European Union's digital economy commissioner said on Monday.
A two-year process to quit the EU will begin when Britain's prime minister invokes Article 50 of the EU's Lisbon Treaty. British Prime Minister David Cameron could do that when he meets the EU's other 27 national leaders in Brussels on Tuesday, EU officials have said.
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