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- Obituary - Pehr Gyllenhammar, who played key role in Reuters merger with Thomson
- Haiti editor in hiding since story questioning Reuters' gifts to gang leader
- Reuters hires former Washpost editor Sally Buzbee to run North America
- Flying Blind: A Critique of American Policy in the Greater Middle East
Obituary - Pehr Gyllenhammar, who played key role in Reuters merger with Thomson
Monday 25 November 2024
Swedish industrialist Pehr Gyllenhammar, who played a key role in the Reuters merger with Thomson Corporation in 2008, has died in Toronto at the age of 89.
Haiti editor in hiding since story questioning Reuters' gifts to gang leader
Thursday 21 November 2024
The editor-in-chief of a Port-au-Prince based news site has been living in hiding since a notorious Haitian gang leader threatened to "come for him" over a story criticizing Reuters journalists for giving him balaclavas, bottles of alcohol and cigarettes.
Reuters hires former Washpost editor Sally Buzbee to run North America
Tuesday 19 November 2024
Reuters has appointed Sally Buzbee, who controversially resigned from the Washington Post in June, as its new North American News Editor
Obituary- Courtney Tower, who worked for Reuters in London and Asia during a six-decade career
Friday 1 November 2024
Courtney Tower, a Canadian journalist who served on the Reuters North American Desk in London and as a correspondent in Asia, died suddenly on Oct. 24. He was 92.
Centenary Fund applies to Charity Commission to widen definition of those eligible to claim
Thursday 31 October 2024
The Reuters Centenary Fund says it has applied to the UK's Charity Commission to widen its definition of eligible beneficiaries to include staff hired after the merger with Thomson in 2008.
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