Peter Wells of the Financial Times writes, “Mr Grauer informed Blackstone he would resign from the board effective immediately, according to a regulatory filing on Friday.
“Blackstone’s decision to take a controlling stake in the Thomson Reuters unit puts the group in direct competition with Bloomberg, whose terminals are ubiquitous in the financial industry.
“While there is no legal requirement that Mr Grauer resign, he ‘felt this was the appropriate step given the appearance and potential of a conflict’ Blackstone said in a statement late on Friday. His departure reduces the number of people on the board to 10 members.”
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