Thomson Reuters, the parent company of the business-focused wire service, reported a decline in revenue in its markets and legal divisions, but its CEO said its future performance would improve.
“Revenue from ongoing businesses, excluding the impact of foreign exchange rates, fell 2 percent to $3.21 billion. That compared to the average analyst forecast of $3.23 billion.
“‘Financial firms are watching costs and being very careful on spending money, so a lot of discretionary expenses regarding services are being cut back,’ said Benchmark Co analyst Edward Atorino.
“The company, formed last year by the merger of Thomson Corp and Reuters Group Plc, said underlying operating profit rose 3 percent to $711 million, from $690 million a year earlier.”
Read more here. Revenue in the media operations fell to $90 million from $105 million in the same quarter a year ago.
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