Source: Reuters (via feed)
Thomson Reuters reported a 5% increase in fourth-quarter revenue to $2 billion on Thursday. The rise aligned with estimates by London Stock Exchange Group. The company credited growth to its legal, tax, and accounting and corporates businesses. Meanwhile, investors are monitoring the impact of artificial intelligence firms entering Thomson Reuters’ main markets. The Toronto-based firm expects its full-year 2026 revenue to grow between 7.5% and 8%. The forecast reflects optimistic business prospects despite evolving market conditions. Thomson Reuters’ results highlight its steady performance in core sectors. In addition, its outlook may influence investor expectations for the broader information services industry.
Thomson Reuters’ revenue growth signals consistent demand in legal and corporate information services. The firm’s guidance provides a benchmark for market expectations in 2026.
