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Also known as Thomson Reuters Corporation, Thomson-Reuters, Thomson Scientific & Healthcare

Canadian publisher (2008-)

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Thomson Reuters is a company established in 2008, with its headquarters in Toronto, Canada. It operates in the Miscellaneous Publishing industry and is listed on the Nasdaq and OTC exchanges under the tickers TRI and TMSOF. The organization has 24,000 employees and reported total revenue of 12,607,000,000. Its financial records show operating income of 2,498,000,000, net profit of 1,122,000,000, and total assets of 17,881,000,000.

The company’s market capitalization stands at 45,900,000,000, while its total equity is 9,980,000,000. Thomson Reuters maintains an active status and has 158,455 social media followers. Its fiscal year ends on December 31, and it has filed form 144 with the SEC. The organization is referenced by 3,618 other encyclopedia articles.

Synthesized by Vinony from 37 facts across 5 sources: Wikidata, Firecrawl, SEC EDGAR, ROR, Vinony graph. Generated from structured data (not the Wikipedia text) and checked against those facts — may still contain errors.

Company

TRI, TMSOF
Industry
Miscellaneous Publishing
Exchange
Nasdaq, OTC
State of incorporation
A6
Entity type
other

via SEC EDGAR

Research organization · ROR

Type
Company
Founded
2008
Location
Toronto, Canada
Status
Active

GRID grid.497213.a · ISNI 0000 0004 6048 3243

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Purpose-built technology | Thomson Reuters

Thomson Reuters delivers technology with purpose — empowering professionals to make faster decisions, gain sharper insights, and deliver greater impact.

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Our technology powers the professionals who are shaping the world. Meet the changemakers In times of constant change, the world looks to professionals to lead. But as complexity grows, even professionals risk being overwhelmed. Thomson Reuters clarifies today’s complex landscape with AI and technology, deep subject-matter expertise, and content the world has trusted for over 150 years — giving professionals the confidence to know today, navigate tomorrow, and lead a fast-evolving world. We empower professionals to reduce inefficiencies so they can do more of the work that matters, act decisively to add greater value for critical stakeholders, and anticipate future challenges to face the unexpected. As the future arrives faster than ever, we’re standing alongside professionals, ready to fulfill our purpose: to inform the way forward. Find accurate information faster to make high-stakes decisions and deliver maximum value to clients with advanced technology and AI. Streamline workflows and focus on what matters most with custom software built to adapt to the future of work. Mitigate risk, reduce inefficiencies, and navigate the unexpected with revolutionary, AI-driven insights. Confidently navigate global trade and minimize risk with innovative technology and expert content. Reuters is the essential partner for the 21st-century newsroom, providing award-winning, global multimedia content and real-time news coverage. We are constantly experimenting, innovating, and applying cutting-edge technologies to customer challenges. Our global network of labs explore new business opportunities for Thomson Reuters, working with customers and partners to create quick, agile and collaborative experiments and proofs-of-concept. Bringing together people from across the legal, corporate, tax & accounting, and government communities to ignite conversation and debate, make sense of the latest events and trends, and provide essential guidance on the opportunities and challenges facing their world today. We are technologists, accountants, editors, lawyers, and everything in between – from all over the world . Discover how Thomson Reuters’ Social Impact Sprint connects pro bono talent with nonprofits, delivering real solutions and skills growth. These technologies carry out detailed analysis of how people interact with our website and digital services. They may track sessions, journeys, interactions, and engagement over time and across touchpoints. Where you allow it, insights may also inform how we tailor content, support, or communication across our own channels. Blocking them means we will not use these technologies for this detailed analysis. These technologies remember choices you make, such as your language, region, accessibility, or display preferences, and support basic features such as live chat and customer support tools. Blocking them may affect how some features work. These technologies are used to deliver relevant marketing, measure campaign effectiveness, and support advertising and targeting across digital services and third-party platforms. Blocking them means you will see less targeted marketing and advertising. These technologies are used when we display social media features or embed third-party content, such as videos, posts, feeds, maps, or sharing tools. These third-party providers may use them to collect information about you for their own purposes, such as analytics, personalisation, and advertising. Blocking them may prevent that content from loading or functioning properly. These technologies measure how our website and digital services perform using aggregated analytics. They help us understand, at an aggregated level, how users interact with our services so we can monitor and improve them. Blocking them limits our ability to monitor performance.

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