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Hello, I'm Edward McBride, finance editor for the Economist, and this is Money Talks.

This week we'll be examining what the British economy needs to bounce back from the shock of Brexit.

Overall, the best thing for the economy now is to try and clarify what the relationship is in the future.

How a unicorn made an ass out of tech investors.

The main lesson of course is that... unicorn made an ass out of tech investors.

The main lesson of course is that Holmes promised too much and really delivered far too little.

And how LEGO is setting an example for the builders of corporate headquarters in Europe.

There's a difficult challenge to get the right talent,

to get the engineers, the really high-skilled young people,

especially if your headquarters are in the middle of rural Denmark.

So by Wednesday night, Britain will have a new Prime Minister, Theresa May,

and she has made her first priority clear.

The need, of course, to negotiate the best deal for Britain in leaving the

EU and to forge a new role for ourselves in the world. Brexit means Brexit and we're going to make a success of it.

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