TORONTO — Thomson Reuters Corp. plans to shrink the number of management layers and real estate offices at the organization by one-third as it also eyes “fewer, larger acquisitions.”
With the sale of a majority stake in its Financial & Risk unit — which included its financial terminal business — to the Blackstone investment group completed last month, there is “an opportunity to fundamentally reset the organization,” said its chief executive Jim Smith.
This repositioning includes a “flatter organization” for the news and information provider as it moves to drive revenue growth organically and via acquisitions, he told analysts on Tuesday.
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