The Entire D6 Interview With Thomson Reuters CEO Tom Glocer (3 of 3)
by Kara Swisher
Posted on August 6, 2008 at 12:01 AM PT
We’re posting all the interviews from the sixth D: All Things Digital conference that took place in late May.
Unfortunately, due to issues too complicated to go into, we have to post all the D6 interviews in several 15-minute parts (I know, I know).
But–as many readers have requested–they will all be available in their entirety in this column.
Here’s Part 3 of 3 of an interview I did with Thomson Reuters CEO Tom Glocer.
(I posted one video part of the discussion with Glocer every day this week starting Monday and concluding today.)
Thomson Reuters was created by a merger in April that created one of the world’s biggest information companies, mostly aimed at businesses and professionals.
In this video, Glocer talks about how to avoid the fate of the music industry, the troubled economy, his favorite gadgets, new ways to deliver information on a variety of devices, and also takes questions from the audience about machine-trading and possible new acquisitions.
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I think professional should has appropriate standard of care,skill and due diligence.
In this serial interview Tom Glocer had claimed as geek,experienced more than 10 years lawyer of course in New York Rio Tokyo.talk about future IT business.
In this comment I will act as interpreter of the Reuters Group PLC and Thomson Reuters that had filed its financial statements at the public domains such as SEC,RNS etc
1.On 17 April 2008 Thomson Reuters shares will begin trading on Exchange in Toronto,New york,and London.
2.On 17 April 2008 Reuters Group PLC delisted.
3.On 17 April 2008,Thomson Corporation,renamed as Thomson Reuters Corp.
4. On 24 April 2008 Additional listing or block listing 5,256,642 ordinary shares of 25 pence.(Reuters Group PLC)
5.20 May 2008, Devin Wenig exercised 1,328,625 DSOP 2005-2007.
For each option exercised Devin Wenig was entitled to received 0.16 Thomson Reuters PLC ordinary shares and cash consideration 352.5 pence per share (in GBP currency)
6,Derived from Reuters Group PLC annual reports.
1,328,625 = 303,625 + 325,000 + 325,000 + 375,000
items 4,5 shall constitute misapplication of the stock options or breaching standard of care and duty loyalty to the company as a whole
Thomas Henry Glocer as the highest level executive who has control mind and will shall be held personally liable of this matter
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Posted by Sugiarto Setiabudi at August 7th, 2008 at 10:59 am