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4.1/5
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Hybrid
93% employees reported
Monday to Friday
88% employees reported
Flexible timing
72% employees reported
No travel
77% employees reported
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168 employees reported
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162 employees reported
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About Thomson Reuters
Founded in2008 (17 yrs old)
India Employee Count1k-5k
Global Employee Count10k-50k
HeadquartersToronto, Ontario, Canada, Canada
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Websitethomsonreuters.com
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In times of constant change, the world looks to professionals to lead. But as complexity grows, even professionals risk being overwhelmed.
Thomson Reuters clarifies today’s complex landscape with AI and technology, deep subject-matter expertise, and content the world has trusted for over 150 years — giving professionals the confidence to know today, navigate tomorrow, and lead a fast-evolving world.
We empower professionals to reduce inefficiencies so they can do more of the work that matters, act decisively to add greater value for critical stakeholders, and anticipate future challenges to face the unexpected.
As the future arrives faster than ever, we’re standing alongside professionals, ready to fulfill our purpose: to inform the way forward.
Mission: We're on a mission to help professionals advance their businesses and gain competitive advantage with the trusted answers only we can provide.
Vision: The intelligence, technology, and human expertise you need to find trusted answers
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Thomson Reuters is rated 4.1 out of 5 stars on AmbitionBox, based on 1.6k company reviews. This rating reflects a generally positive employee experience, indicating satisfaction with the company’s work culture, benefits, and career growth opportunities. AmbitionBox gathers authentic employee reviews and ratings, making it a trusted platform for job seekers and employees in India.
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Gender Based Ratings at Thomson Reuters
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4.2
Rated by 560 Women
Rated 4.2 for Work-life balance and 4.2 for Company culture
4.1
Rated by 918 Men
Rated 4.3 for Work-life balance and 4.3 for Company culture
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based on 132 reviews in last 6 months
Hybrid
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4%
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Rating by Women Employees | 4.2 Good rated by 560 women | 3.9 Good rated by 409 women | 3.1 Average rated by 5 women | 4.2 Good rated by 710 women |
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AI-native accounting startup Quanta Financial raises $4.7M to automate bookkeeping in real time
- Quanta Financial Inc. has raised $4.7 million in a seed funding round led by Accel Partners and other investors.
- The company aims to revolutionize the accounting industry with AI by automating repetitive tasks and focusing on creative aspects.
- Its AI-native general ledger integrates with traditional financial tools to generate real-time reports efficiently.
- The platform claims to expedite complex accounting tasks, providing a 100x boost to professional accounting teams.
- Founded by CEO Helen Hastings, Quanta targets outdated accounting software, offering real-time updates for accurate financial data.
- The startup integrates with customers' banking systems, uses automated validation systems, and provides human financial experts for guidance.
- Quanta faces competition from other AI-based accounting startups like Basis, Docyt AI, and Numeric, as well as industry giants like Thomson Reuters.
- Learning from past failures in the industry, Quanta plans to ensure the accuracy and reliability of its AI tools to avoid pitfalls.
- Accel investor Amit Kumar believes Quanta's innovative approach to AI and real-time accuracy sets them apart in the accounting industry.
- Quanta aims to streamline accounting processes, freeing up accountants to focus on strategic and creative aspects of their work.
Siliconangle | 28 Feb, 2025
SpicyIP Weekly Review (February 17 – February 23)
- Madras High Court accepted a Letter Rogatory from the US District Court directing Softgel Healthcare to furnish confidential information, marking potential errors in judgment.
- Thomson Reuters vs. Ross Intelligence case highlights flaws in the originality analysis of copyright infringement claims, sparking interest among legal enthusiasts.
- Delhi High Court clarifies the level of information access for scientific expert tiers in the Syngenta case, outlining the role of confidentiality club members.
- Music labels in India, including T-Series and Saregama, claim copyright infringement by OpenAI's use of sound recordings for model training, mirroring the ANI-OpenAI dispute.
- Delhi HC vacated an injunction in DCM Shriram v. Amreek Singh due to suppression of material facts and claimed widespread recognition of trademarks by the defendant.
- CGPDTM invites comments on Draft Guidelines for Processing Patent Applications of Ayush Systems and Related Inventions for clarity on filing and processing procedures.
- SpicyIP aims to expand IP conversations through multilingual writing, encouraging contributions in regional languages to enhance inclusivity in the discourse.
- Courts address various IP disputes, including trademark infringement cases like Havells India Limited vs. Cab-Rio Industries over 'REO' mark and multi-million dollar copyright lawsuit dismissal against Will Smith.
- IP developments globally involve disputes like Birkenstock's lost copyright protection bid and an Austrian businessman's attempt to cancel 007 trademark registrations for a resort project.
- In a significant case, Delhi HC limited Instagram handle infringement of House of Masaba's trademarks, demonstrating ongoing legal battles in the IP domain.
Spicyip | 24 Feb, 2025
What the US’ first major AI copyright ruling might mean for IP law
- A U.S. federal judge ruled in favor of Thomson Reuters in a copyright infringement case against Ross Intelligence over the use of Reuters' content to train its AI legal research platform.
- The ruling could impact the many copyright-related AI lawsuits currently ongoing in the U.S., but it does not guarantee success for all plaintiffs claiming IP violation by AI companies.
- The judge found that Ross Intelligence's use of headnotes from Reuters' legal research service was not transformative and directly replicated the service.
- The judgment distinguishes between generative AI and the specific AI used by Ross Intelligence, which further complicates the copyright landscape for AI companies.
TechCrunch | 17 Feb, 2025
SpicyIP Weekly Review (February 10 – February 16)
- The SpicyIP Weekly Review covers various IP developments from February 10-16, including the ANI vs OpenAI copyright case and CGPDTM's relocation to Delhi.
- The ANI vs OpenAI case questions India's Copyright Act's ability to address modern legal issues, especially in the context of LLM trainings from copyrighted materials.
- CGPDTM's office is being moved from Mumbai to Delhi as per a recent announcement by the Commerce Minister, though not officially confirmed on the website.
- The Delhi HC's observations on commercialization under Section 107A of the Patents Act in the Incyte Holdings v. Granules India case raise concerns about the provision's broader scope.
- SpicyIP calls for submissions for its 1st Blog Writing Competition and announces the SpicyIP Tech Innovation Policy Fellowship for 2025.
- Several trademark infringement cases were summarized, including Astellas Pharma Inc vs Astellaz Pharmaceuticals and Oracle America vs Mr. Sandeep Khandelwal.
- The Delhi HC granted permanent injunctions in cases like Star India Pvt. Ltd. vs Ashar Nisar and Vibhas Bhutani vs Saurabh Katar for trademark and copyright infringements.
- The partnership dispute between Haji Ali Fresh Fruit Juices and Bombay HC, and the cancellation of 'Javatpoint' trademark by Delhi HC in Oracle America's plea were highlighted.
- International IP developments include Thomson Reuters winning an AI copyright 'fair use' ruling against Ross Intelligence.
Spicyip | 17 Feb, 2025
Thomson Reuters Wins Major AI Copyright Case
- Thomson Reuters has won a major AI copyright case in a possible landmark ruling.
- The case could change how AI content and training is legally considered, providing more protections for human work.
- The dispute revolved around the use of Westlaw headnotes by Ross Intelligence to train an AI search tool.
- The decision sets a precedent for future AI copyright litigation and offers potential insights for other media conglomerates.
Eweek | 13 Feb, 2025
Federal judge delivers first major AI copyright ruling against startup
- A federal judge in Delaware has ruled in favor of Thomson Reuters in a copyright lawsuit against legal AI startup Ross Intelligence.
- The ruling marks a significant moment in the debate over AI training and the use of copyrighted data.
- The judge rejected Ross Intelligence's fair use defense, distinguishing non-generative AI from generative AI systems.
- The decision could have far-reaching implications for the AI industry, potentially complicating fair use arguments in similar copyright lawsuits.
TechSpot | 12 Feb, 2025
Thomson Reuters wins an early court battle over AI, copyright, and fair use
- Thomson Reuters wins a partial summary judgment in its copyright infringement lawsuit against Ross Intelligence.
- The case questions the legality of AI tools and their training using copyrighted data without permission.
- The court ruled that Thomson Reuters' editorial content is protected by copyright and cannot be used without consent.
- Ross Intelligence, a legal AI startup, purchased copyrighted material from LegalEase to train its AI tool, leading to the copyright infringement ruling.
The Verge | 12 Feb, 2025
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Baystreet | 12 Feb, 2025
How Thomson Reuters and Anthropic built an AI that tax professionals actually trust
- Thomson Reuters partners with Anthropic to integrate AI technology into its tax tools to enhance tax professionals' workflow.
- Thomson Reuters' AI platform, CoCounsel, combines human expertise with AI to deliver insights and facilitate distribution of knowledge through software.
- Thomson Reuters has built a retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) architecture that connects its vast knowledge base with Anthropic's Claude AI technology.
- Early results show that CoCounsel has significantly increased efficiency for tax professionals, enabling them to focus on more strategic work while saving time.
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Thomson Reuters was founded in 2008. The company has been operating for 17 years primarily in the Software Product sector.
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Thomson Reuters is headquartered in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. It operates in 5 cities such as Bangalore / Bengaluru, Hyderabad / Secunderabad, Mumbai, Ahmedabad, New York. To explore all the office locations, visit Thomson Reuters locations.
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Thomson Reuters currently has more than 4,600+ employees in India. Engineering - Software & QA department appears to have the highest employee count in Thomson Reuters based on the number of reviews submitted on AmbitionBox.
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Thomson Reuters has a work-life balance rating of 4.3 out of 5 based on 1,500+ employee reviews on AmbitionBox. 82% employees rated Thomson Reuters 4 or above on work-life balance. This rating reflects the company's efforts to help employees maintain a healthy balance between their personal and professional lives. We encourage you to read Thomson Reuters work-life balance reviews for more details
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