Thomson Reuters Co.

Thomson Reuters reported Q1 revenue up 10% and earnings up 7%, and raised its regular dividend by 10%. In May the company announced a $1.44-per-share special cash dividend tied to proceeds from its sale of the Financial & Risk business and concurrent sale of LSE shares, and implemented an atypical reverse split exchanging each old share for 0.98456 new shares to adjust for the distribution. The transaction does not change shareholders' ownership percentages and is presented as a capital-return measure rather than an operational shift. » More on finance.yahoo.com

Thomson Reuters is embedding Anthropic’s AI model Claude into its legal platform CoCounsel Legal via the “Model Context Protocol,” allowing users to switch seamlessly between Claude and CoCounsel workflows. The next‑generation version uses the Claude Agent SDK and can plan workflows, choose tools, and dynamically retrieve content. CoCounsel accesses 1.9 billion Westlaw/Practical Law documents and 1.4 billion KeyCite validity signals and provides a source list for traceability; according to the company, customer data is not used to train external models. The enhanced functionality is expected to be generally available this summer; Thomson Reuters cites healthy margins and a strong balance sheet as the basis for the product initiative. » More on de.investing.com

Thomson Reuters reported for Q1 2026 organic revenue growth of 8% and revenue of $2,087m (+10%); adjusted EPS rose 10% to $1.23. Free cash flow reached $332m, the company completed capital returns of $605m, repurchased $262m of stock and increased the dividend by 10% to $2.62. Thomson Reuters highlights progress on “fiduciary AI” (CoCounsel, Westlaw) and says AI-driven ACV represents 30% of total value. The 2026 outlook remains unchanged (organic revenue growth 7.5–8%, adjusted EBITDA margin +100 bp), but the net interest expense forecast was raised to $180–190m. » More on de.investing.com