Thomson Reuters boss - "Reuters is not for sale"
Wednesday 13 March 2024
Thomson Reuters chief executive Steve Hasker says he will not sell Reuters news, as some analysts have suggested, despite it being one of the company's smallest revenue sources.
Government rejects plea for pre-1997 pensions indexation
Tuesday 27 February 2024
The UK Government has rebuffed a campaign by Reuters pensioners for a fair deal on annual cost of living increases on pensions earned before 1997.
Pensioners seek UK government help to restore cost of living increases
Wednesday 14 February 2024
Reuters pensioners are lobbying the British government over missed cost of living boosts to pensions. They need increases of almost 48% to make up for their pensions' loss in value over the last 20 years.
Asset manager looks to cut Bloomberg fees with cheaper terminals
Sunday 11 February 2024
Looking to slash costs, UK asset manager Abrdn is exploring cheaper alternatives to Bloomberg terminals, widely used in the investment industry, according to the Financial Times. As part of a drive to cut about £150 million, Abrdn was considering scaling back its Bloomberg terminal subscriptions and trialling an alternative from FactSet, the paper quoted two insiders as saying.
AI-enhanced products help push Q4 profit higher
Thursday 8 February 2024
Thomson Reuters on Thursday reported higher-than-expected quarterly profit, helped by lower costs and demand for AI-enhanced products for legal and other professional clients.
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