Thomson Reuters Shares Jump 11% After AI Tool Attracts 1M Users

Technology firm Thomson Reuters reported a significant 11% surge in shares after its AI-powered tool CoCounsel attracted one million corporate users. This development helped alleviate concerns about the impact of competing AI solutions on the market.

Thomson Reuters shares jumped more than 11% on Tuesday after the technology and content company said its AI-powered tool CoCounsel, developed for corporations, attracted one million users, easing fears of disruption from competing artificial intelligence tools. The surge in shares indicates strong demand for new AI solutions and investor confidence in the company's strategy.

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2026-02-25T07:17:43+00:00

NY Governor Calls on Trump Admin to Return $13.5 Billion

New York Governor Kathy Hochul on Tuesday urged the Trump administration to repay 13.5 billion dollars. This call came after the Supreme Court's decision to overturn the comprehensive tariffs previously imposed by Trump.

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2026-02-25T04:45:56+00:00

Trump states new tariffs won't require congressional approval

U.S. President Donald Trump announced on Tuesday that new 10% tariffs, imposed after a Supreme Court decision, will not require congressional approval to become permanent. This announcement was made during his annual State of the Union address.

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2026-02-25T04:23:50+00:00

Wall Street Closes Higher on Tech Surge

The main Wall Street indices closed higher on Tuesday, led by a wave of gains in technology stocks. Renewed momentum around artificial intelligence helped dispel concerns about potential disruptions.

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2026-02-25T04:15:58+00:00

Veeam Unveils Agent Commander to Bolster AI Security

Veeam has launched Agent Commander, a unified platform for detecting AI risks, securing systems, and precisely restoring data after errors. The solution combines security and data resilience for enterprise environments.