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Thomson Reuters Corp , , the parent company of Reuters News, on Thursday reported higher-than-expected earnings in the fourth quarter, helped by cost cuts and gains on divestitures, but said a ...
Thomson Reuters said its total revenues in the quarter rose 5% to $1.61 billion, matching Wall Street estimates, while operating profit rose 24% to $391 million.
Thomson Reuters, which owns the Westlaw legal database and the Checkpoint tax and accounting service, made $1.57 billion in quarterly sales, up 3%, slightly below expectations of $1.59 billion.
Thomson Reuters Corp's (TRI.TO) second quarter results beat analysts' estimates on Thursday, with higher sales across its main divisions, as it raised its annual revenue forecast.