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Reuters President Michael Friedenberg to leave in December

In a company memo Thomson Reuters Corp, the parent company of Reuters, said a search will begin shortly for a new Reuters president

Afghan President calls Danish Siddiqui's father to extend condolences

Afghanistan President Ashraf Ghani on Thursday called the father of slain Reuters journalist Danish Siddiqui and conveyed his condolences over the demise of his son to his family and friends.Siddiqui was the Chief Photographer for Reuters in India. He was killed during the ongoing violence in Kandahar's Spin Boldak district."This afternoon, HE President Ashraf Ghani called Professor Siddiqui, father of Reuters journalist late Danish Siddiqui, and conveyed his condolences over the death of his son to his family, friends and colleagues. The President termed his death as a great loss for the journalism fraternity," said Aziz Amin, Special Secretary to President Ghani.Last week, Ghani had expressed grief over the death of Danish Siddiqui, who was killed while covering the Taliban atrocities in the war-torn country."I am deeply saddened with the shocking reports that Reuters Photojournalist Danish Siddiqui was killed while covering the Taliban atrocities in Kandahar," he had said."While I .

A snapshot of Pulitzer-winning photojournalist Danish Siddiqui's work

He was killed on Friday documenting Afghan-Taliban clashes near the Pakistan border

Business Standard among the top 10 trusted media brands in India: Survey

The survey also said amid the pandemic, legacy print brands and government broadcasters, DD News (Doo­rdarshan) and All India Radio, retained high levels of trust among consumers in India

Alessandra Galloni becomes first woman as Reuters editor-in-chief

The Reuters news service has promoted Alessandra Galloni to be its new editor-in-chief, making her the first woman to take that role in the company's 170-year history.

Thomson Reuters Corp fourth-quarter revenue, adjusted earnings rise

The news and information company, which owns Reuters News, said revenues rose 2% to $1.62 billion, while its operating profit jumped more than 300% to $956 million

Thomson Reuters reshapes corporate structure for post-pandemic world

The news and information group said it would invest $500 million to $600 million over two years to make the transition from a content provider to a content-driven technology company

Thomson Reuters 2020 outlook steady as Q2 profit exceeds estimates

The news and information provider, which owns Reuters News, said sales in the company's legal, tax and corporate businesses are expected to rise in the current quarter

Thomson Oath Pro 55 review: Miserable barebone Android-certified smart TV

On paper, the Thomson Oath Pro 55 smart TV seems to offer good value for money. But does it? Let's find out

Thomson Reuters appoints Steve Hasker as CEO, earnings top estimates

Thomson Reuters maintained its organic revenue growth target of 4% to 4.5% in 2020

The Hindu, AFP, others join BBC initiative to fight misinformation

European Broadcasting Union, the Financial Times, First Draft, The Hindu, the Wall Street Journal, CBC/Radio Canada, Reuters and the Reuters Institute are some of the organisations which have joined

Thomson Reuters launches app with database of 1.8 mn unlisted Indian firms

The product is targeted towards large- and mid-cap companies and financial institutions and ensure effective risk management

Thomson Reuters second-quarter profit tops estimates

Thomson reuters is seeing its business grow at a time when companies have been cutting headcount

Thomson Reuters to cut 2,000 jobs

Thomson Reuters third-quarter earnings beat analyst expectations on Tuesday and the company said it would cut jobs worldwide, taking a fourth-quarter charge of $200 million to $250 million to streamline its business.Thomson Reuters shares gained more than 4 per cent in both New York and Toronto.The restructuring, affecting about 2,000 jobs or 4 per cent of its workforce, will take place across 39 countries and 150 locations and would mainly affect the Financial & Risk business and the Enterprise, Technology & Operations Group, the news and information company said. The company employs about 48,000 people globally, a spokesman said.The changes come as part of its multi-year effort to streamline its businesses, Chief Executive Jim Smith said in an interview."It's about simplification and taking out bureaucracy and taking out layers all of which have added complexity and slowed us down," he said. "These actions are not driven by any reaction to market conditions or in any way comi

Reuters, BTVi tie up to offer world business news to Indian viewers

Under the partnership, BTVi will have access to Reuters TV studios in key financial centres across the globe

Thomson Reuters launches Fintech Innovation Challenge

Partners with Zone Start-ups in India; opens its proprietary platform Eikon to startups