The Corporates segment serves corporate customers with full suite of content-enabled technology solutions for in-house legal, tax, regulatory, compliance, and information technology professionals. The Legal Professionals segment provides research and workflow products to law firms and government. It operates through the following segments: Legal Professionals, Corporates, Tax and Accounting Professionals, Reuters News, and Global Print. engages in the provision of news and information for professional markets. Stock-market investors can’t count on the’Fed put’ - Why policy makers aren’t seen rushing to rescue IBM stock pops, then fizzles after executives decline to provide earnings forecast Neil Young wants to remove his music from Spotify over Joe Rogan’s vaccine ‘disinformation’ Singapore’s central bank tightens policy in surprise move ‘You take someone’s car and destroy their credit’: Los Angeles man tricked luxury car owners into handing over keys to their Ferraris, Maserattis and Bentleys
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‘They’ve shown no remorse’: My relatives agreed to rent my apartment, but they never moved in. stock futures sink after wild day on Wall Street and other Reuters content not previously available, and at no additional cost, for now.ĭesigned for enterprisewide use at brokerage firms and offering 140 content modules sold in various combinations, the typical Thomson One installation ranges in cost from $100 to $300 per month per user.Ĭustomers using the Reuters 3000 Xtra trading platform or Reuters Knowledge, an information and analytics tool for money managers, either already have or soon will have access to Thomson’s Street-Events content, Tradeweb benchmark fixed-income data, Thomson’s municipal data, and IFR capital markets news.2 and 10-year Treasury yields hit one-week lows, ahead of start to Fed meetingīuckle up: U.S. The 125,000 advisers and other professionals who use the electronic Thomson One Wealth Management platform, for instance, are now able to access Reuters News, fund data from New York-based Lipper Inc.
Yet the look and feel of the company’s upgraded offering won’t be a dramatic departure, she said. “What advisers will find is a window, a portal into a vastly more robust set of content,” said Debra Walton, the global head of market development for New York-based Thomson Reuters, describing the eventual combined adviser platform.
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