Thomson Reuters may share your personal data with service providers, partners, and other companies, and may transfer it to a new owner if Thomson Reuters itself is acquired or sells a business unit.
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In a corporate transaction, your personal data could be transferred to a new entity whose privacy practices differ from Thomson Reuters', and the protections available to you may change as a result.
Expanded scope to explicitly include advertising and marketing agencies for marketing their own products, and removed mention of contractual protections requiring consistent data handling.
View full change record →If Thomson Reuters is acquired or merges with another company, your personal information may be transferred to the acquiring entity, which may operate under different policies and practices than those described in this statement.
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In a corporate transaction, your personal data could be transferred to a new entity whose privacy practices differ from Thomson Reuters', and the protections available to you may change as a result.
If Thomson Reuters is acquired or merges with another company, your personal information may be transferred to the acquiring entity, which may operate under different policies and practices than those described in this statement.
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