Thomson Reuters Corp.
Thomson Reuters is a Canadian multinational company that provides news, data, and information services for professionals (like lawyers, accountants, businesses, and governments).
In brief:
- Headquarters: Toronto, Canada
- Created in 2008 when Thomson Corporation bought Reuters.
- Provides legal, financial, tax, and news information and technology tools.
- Owns the global news agency Reuters.
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THOMSON REUTERS CORP. $140 is a buy for long-term gains. The company (Toronto symbol TRI; Conservative Growth Portfolio, Manufacturing & Industry sector; Shares outstanding: 450.5 million; Market cap: $63.1 billion; Price-to-sales ratio: 6.2; Dividend yield: 2.5%; TSINetwork Rating: Above Average; www.thomsonreuters.com) sells specialized information (mainly through electronic channels) to professionals in the legal, and tax and accounting fields. It also owns the Reuters news service.
The stock continues to rebound from its recent low of $109 as the company reminds investors that new AI-powered chatbots cannot access its proprietary databases. The company is also rewarding investors with a $605 million U.S. return of capital plan and a new $600 million U.S. share buyback plan.
The stock continues to rebound from its recent low of $109 as the company reminds investors that new AI-powered chatbots cannot access its proprietary databases. The company is also rewarding investors with a $605 million U.S. return of capital plan and a new $600 million U.S. share buyback plan.
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Thomson Reuters Corp. is positioned for further recurring revenue growth thanks to its unique positioning within specialized information and software, and AI.
We chose Thomson Reuters as your #1 Conservative Buy for 2025 for several reasons. Those include its high share of the legal and tax information markets and the company’s strong balance sheet. Its long-standing commitment to reward investors with annual dividend increases and share buybacks adds to its appeal.
Note that Thomson Reuters, as a provider of electronic data services, has little risk to tariffs....
Note that Thomson Reuters, as a provider of electronic data services, has little risk to tariffs....
Information leader Thomson Reuters is actively investing in AI features to maintain its competitive edge, capture new market share and expand revenues.
Thomson Reuters Corp. continues to see strong revenue growth as its new platform saves lawyers 30% of their research time and revolutionizes the field.
Top pick Thomson Reuters raised its dividend 10.2% and will be buying back shares as it looks to boost revenues significantly in coming years.