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Thomson-Reuters will continue to return capital: CFO

LONDON
Tue May 15, 2007 5:20am EDT

LONDON (Reuters) - Thomson TOC.TO will continue to return capital to shareholders following the purchase of Reuters RTR.L, Thomson Chief Financial Officer Bob Daleo said on Tuesday.

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"We anticipate that we will continue to return significant levels of capital to shareholders," Daleo said during a presentation to investors. Daleo will be CFO of the combined Thomson-Reuters group.
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