The huge shakeup at the Markets’ division dominated the Thomson Reuters’ otherwise positive Q2 earnings call this morning, as analysts peppered CEO Tom Glocer, who is now the hands-on manager of the segment with last week’s departure of the unit’s head Devin Wenig, about how and when the things will…

Devin Wenig, who led the integration of Reuters (NYSE: TRI) when it merged with Thomson Corp. in 2008, has been reorganized out of Thomson Reuters in the latest game of musical chairs at the financial services, news and information company. Wenig was CEO of the Markets Division. CEO Tom Glocer,…

At DLD earlier this week, Tom Glocer, CEO of Thomson Reuters (NYSE: TRI), gave the rest of the world a peek into what we know he really is: a geek. He talked about his early days playing with IM, and how that helped develop Reuters own financial IM product; and…

Thomson Reuters (NSDQ: TRIN) CEO Tom Glocer ventured over to Brooklyn’s Dumbo neighborhood last night and wondered if the NYT could do better with a lot less. “Why does The New York Times need to have 600-700 journalists? Why not 30 journalists with 30 apprentices?” Glocer asked rhetorically at tech…

Thomson Reuters (NASDAQ: TRIN) is beginning to reap the benefits of one of the biggest company mergers of recent years, today reporting eight percent better Q3 revenues of $3.3 billion (£2.2 billion), with operating profit up 17 percent to $676 million (£414 million). In the first full quarter since the…

The last time we checked in on Reuters, right after the Lehman failure, CEO Tom Glocer maintained his optimism, but admitted that a sustained global depression would not be good for anyone. Since then, there hasn’t been much to make the economic picture look prettier. But Glocer is sticking to…

Every time *Thomson Reuters* CEO Tom Glocer has cause to speak publicly, he tries to put the worsening Wall St. crisis in as good a light as possible for his company. The need to remind that Thomson Reuters (NASDAQ: TRIN) is more than just a provider of data terminals to…

At the D conference last week, I briefly interviewed Tom Glocer, the CEO of the newly merged ThomsonReuters, and he tried to clear some of the air surrounding layoffs at the company, and the integration issues going ahead. —Surprised over the reaction on the layoffs. Two huge companies coming together…

And no, we’re not talking about Facebook or Ning here. This is about one of the biggest and oldest business media companies in the world. Line of the week goes to Tom Glocer, the CEO of the newly merged giant *Thomson Reuters*, who wrote this on his occasionally-updated blog today.…

In his keynote to the SIIA conference, Reuters (NSDQ: RTRSY) CEO Tom Glocer promised he wasn’t just there to deliver a commercial for the planned merger with Thomson (NYSE: TOC). Instead, he touted the planned company indirectly, making the provocative argument that consumer media companies are ill-suited to the public…