THOMSON REUTERS CORP

Thomson Reuters’ capital‑return and reverse‑split plan offers shareholders cash and higher voting power while boosting EPS, but investors should watch for post‑split volatility, cyber risk, and geopolitical impacts on data services.

Thomson Reuters expands its financial‑services reach with a new portfolio‑management product, fintech partnership and compliance overhaul—analyzing growth potential, risks and competitive dynamics.

Thomson Reuters earnings outlook: steady EPS and revenue growth, powered by robust data‑services demand amid rising rates and inflation.

Thomson Reuters proposes a tax‑free return‑of‑capital and reverse stock‑split tied to recent price, offering cash or equity for shareholders while navigating SEC rules and investor choice.

Thomson Reuters’ margin pressure from digital ad migration shows the need for AI, edge‑computing, and new revenue streams to stay profitable amid regulatory challenges.

Thomson Reuters boosts EPS with a multi‑hundred‑million share buyback while riding AI‑driven momentum; the move, backed by Anthropic‑approved CoCounsel, signals new value for investors and legal‑tech innovation.

Thomson Reuters’ AI legal assistant CoCounsel hits 1 M users, driving a 10%+ share jump and boosting shareholder value through data‑driven workflow gains.

Bank of America lifts coverage of Thomson Reuters, spotlighting its resilient legal‑tech & news platforms amid growing demand for data‑driven compliance and cloud solutions.

Thomson Reuters Q4 2025: revenue up 1.9% but EPS down, prompting analysts to cut target prices amid AI‑driven industry shift. Learn why the market stays cautious.

Thomson Reuters Q4 2025 earnings: modest revenue growth, shrinking profits, a 10% dividend hike, and AI‑driven data‑services growth that may offset print decline.