THOMSON REUTERS: THE FACTS AND THE OPPORTUNITIES

1. THOMSON REUTERS: THE FACTS AND THE OPPORTUNITIES

2. OUR BUSINESS We are the world's leading source of intelligent information for businesses and professionals, combining industry expertise with innovative technology to deliver critical information to decision makers. Figures for 2010 when our revenue was $13.1 billion: LEGAL: $3.7B Westlaw is relied upon by 99% of the National Law Journal's top 250 U.S. law firms FINANCIAL: $7.1B Provides financial applications for over half a million professionals globally MARKETS DIVISION: $7.4B PROFESSIONAL DIVISION: $5.6B* TAX & ACCOUNTING: $1.1B Checkpoint is used by all of the top 100 U.S. accounting firms MEDIA: $0.3B Reuters news and information reaches one billion people daily • HEALTHCARE & SCIENCE:$0.9B • Informing healthcare decisions affecting over 150 million lives • Used by over 20 million researchers worldwide Revenues from ongoing businesses. *Due to rounding, the sum of the business segments may not add to total division revenues.

3. 2010 FINANCIAL OVERVIEW REVENUE BY SEGMENT $5.4B $7.9B Markets division Professional division REVENUE BY REGION 11% 10% $5.6B 30% $7.4B 59% 32% 58% Americas Europe, Middle East and Africa Asia Revenues from ongoing businesses 3

4. GLOBAL FOOTPRINT We employ more than 55,000 people and operate in over 100 countries

5. EDITORIAL DIVISION 2,900 employees worldwide 2,000 text journalists 600 TV journalists and photographers

6. 200 bureaus across the globe (Reuters photographer Finbarr O'Reilly takes pictures of Congolese government soldiers in eastern Congo)

7. Reuters journalists report news from over 1500 locations in 20 languages (Toyota Motor Corp President Akio Toyoda is surrounded by reporters after a meeting with Japan's Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama at the premier's official residence in Tokyo)

8. COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE • 2.4 million unique news stories a year • Over 1 million market-moving alerts a year • 1,500 picture images per day • 87,000 video stories per year Unmatched coverage True Global Presence • Over 300 full-time photo journalists • About 300 video journalists • Over 2,000 text journalists • 29 Reuters BreakingViews columnists • About 475,000 financial professionals subscribe to our desktop products which contain at least 1 international news package • Over 30 million visits to Reuters websites every month • More than 600 TV clients, 1,700 media clients, 1,000 pix clients • More than 4.5 million investors reached by BreakingViews daily For Professionals, By Professionals With 160 years experience, Reuters delivers news and insight that powers the world’s markets and media. Built on the trust principles of independence, integrity and freedom from bias and an enviable reputation for speed, accuracy, and market impact Strong Brand

9. REUTERS HISTORY GET IT FIRST BUT FIRST GET IT RIGHT!

10. BREAKING NEWS THIS YEAR…… • First to report the capture and death of Muammar Gaddafi • In June, the euro jumped after Reuters reported exclusively that Greece had agreed with the European Union and the IMF on a new round of tax rises and spending cuts • When the crisis in Egypt was unfolding, Reuters trumped all other media outlets with reports that EU leaders were calling for Mubarak’s government to go

11. • Integrity • • Freedom from Bias • • Independence At all times we shall act with . • Thomson Reuters shall at no time pass into the hands of any one interest, group or faction Independence • Thomson Reuters shall supply unbiased and reliable news services to newspapers, news agencies, broadcasters and other media subscribers and to businesses governments, institutions, individuals and others with whom Thomson Reuters has contracts Freedom from Bias • Thomson Reuters shall pay due regard to the many interests which it serves in addition to those of the media Integrity OUR TRUST PRINCIPLES (Set 1941) No effort shall be spared to expand, develop and adapt the news and other services and products so as to maintain its leading position in the international news and information business Top position

12. CAREER OPPORTUNITIES IN NEWS Reuters Journalism Trainee Program(me) Reuters Global Journalism Internships

13. GET TRAINED, GET PAID, GET HIRED • The Reuters Journalism Trainee Program • brings together talented journalists and journalists-to-be from around the world • provides them 9 months of intensive classroom and hands-on experience in London, New York and Singapore. • trainees will be paid during the program • those who meet the rigorous standards will be offered staff roles and assigned mentors to guide their career at Reuters.EUTERS JOURNALISM TRAINEE PROGRAM(ME)

14. Where can it lead?

15. What are we looking for? • Commitment to journalism • Passion for business and international news • Recent graduates, working journalists, or others with specialist backgrounds • Fluency in English • Advanced languages skills are a plus • Expertise in data analysis and programming is an advantage • Multimedia experience will give an edge

16. Applications? • Online • Close on December 31

17. Reuters Global Journalism Internships • Train with the world’s largest international multimedia news agency • Work with seasoned reporters and editors • Prove yourself in fast-paced newsrooms around the world. • The Reuters Global Journalism Internships offer talented students and graduates an opportunity to learn and shine in our bureaus internationally.

18. WHERE? AMERICAS Ten weeks New York City 5 positions Washington D.C. 2 positions Chicago or Los Angeles 1 position Sao Paulo or Mexico City 2 positions EUROPE Six weeks London 6 positions ASIA About eight weeks Singapore, Hong Kong, Tokyo, Beijing 6 positions

19. WHAT ARE WE LOOKING FOR? • Students or recent graduates who are passionate about news and quick learners • Strong academic record in journalism, economics, business, law, accounting, languages or computer science • Journalism experience • Fluency in English and excellent writing and communication skills • Good mathematics skills • Legal right to work in the country of the application

20. Where can it lead?