Lisa LaMotta of Forbes.com writes that the Thomson Corp. acquisition of Reuters will close on April 17. Shareholders of both companies approved the deal on Wednesday.
“The companies are hoping to offer customers a broader, more customer-centric experience. Yet, they have not given a timeline for the integration or details on how they plan to distribute the newly-combined resources.
“Thomson did not return calls in time for comment. Shares of the company were down 2.5%, or 90 cents, to $34.66 at the end of trading in New York. Reuters dropped .3%, or 22 cents, to $72.19.”
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