TRI News & Events

Over 200 Thomson Reuters employees have signed a letter to management urging the company not to renew its contract with Immigration and Customs Enforcement when it expires in May, the New York Times' Kashmir Hill reports, citing the letter. "We have experienced our neighbors, friends and family members undergoing arrests and detention, intimidation and harassment, and public violence," the letter said, adding we "question if our investigative products and services are being used in accordance with our mission and values, as well as in accordance with the law and our nation's Constitution."

Thomson Reuters announced that Mike Eastwood, CFO, will retire from the role following a planned transition. Eastwood will become Chairman of the Board of the Thomson Reuters Foundation, succeeding Jim Smith, who previously served as President and CEO of Thomson Reuters. Eastwood will also continue to support the company as advisor to President and CEO, Steve Hasker. Gary Bischoping, Jr., will join the company on April 13, and will succeed Eastwood as CFO on May 8. Bischoping brings more than 30 years of global finance leadership experience. His most recent role was as a Partner at Hellman & Friedman, where he led the firm's Finance Center of Excellence.