Thomson Reuters shares fall in first day of business
Thomson and Reuters officially tied the knot yesterday morning, and shares in the newly merged global news agency have already…
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Reuters releases final video from cameraman killed in Gaza
Reuters has released the final video shot by its cameraman Fadel Shana, who was killed yesterday in Gaza. The video…
ByWashington Post scoops six Pulitzer Prizes
The Washington Post won six Pulitzer prizes including the public service category for its reporting on the standards of care…
ByReuters provides real-time mobile news to Indian farmers
Reuters has targeted a new market – India’s 250 million farm workers who crave real-time information on crop prices and…
ByMugabe bans foreign journalists ahead of Zimbabwe elections
Journalists from across the world have been refused entry to Zimbabwe to cover the country’s presidential elections tomorrow. The Foreign…
By£22.5 million windfall for Reuters boss
Reuters chief executive Tom Glocer is to reap a £22.5 million windfall from the company’s £2.6 billion merger with Thomson.…
ByBusiness briefs: Reuters, Pearson
Reuters is expected to announce 2007 profits were “better than initially expected” when it publishes its end-of-year results on Thursday.…
ByThomson will stick with Reuters name for newswire
The merged Thomson Reuters will continue to use the Reuters name for its newswire, but could call its new financial…
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