ESSENTIAL INFORMATION FOR REUTERS PEOPLE PAST AND PRESENT
- Important update on Capita's cyber incident
- Stalin's wartime disinformation 'a model for Putin'
- Thomson Reuters brings forward vision to redefine the future of professionals with content-driven AI technology
- Thomson Reuters expects $1.52 billion from LSEG share sale
- The New York Times launches "enhanced bylines," with more information about how journalists did the reporting
Thomson Reuters expects $1.52 billion from LSEG share sale
Friday 19 May 2023
Thomson Reuters said on Friday it expects to get $1.52 billion of pre-tax net proceeds from this week's sale of London Stock Exchange Group shares.
Reuters orders cut-backs to save costs
Wednesday 17 May 2023
Reuters has imposed immediate controls to cope with higher than expected costs due to staff expansion, coverage of the war in Ukraine and historically low attrition.
Thomson Reuters sells LSEG shares
Wednesday 17 May 2023
Thomson Reuters and partners in an investor consortium sold 33 million London Stock Exchange Group shares worth £2.7 billion on Wednesday.
RPF appoints new administrator
Friday 12 May 2023
Reuters Pension Fund has replaced Capita as scheme administrator.
AI at Reuters: 'Be skeptical and verify'
Thursday 11 May 2023
Reuters set out a framework for using artificial intelligence to support its journalism with "rigorous oversight by newsroom editors" and adopted a mantra: Be skeptical and verify.
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