NEW YORK — Thomson Reuters Corp. said Tuesday that a UK court removed the last hurdle to pulling its shares from the London Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq.
The financial news and professional information provider's shares will still be listed on the New York and Toronto Stock Exchanges.
Thomson Reuters said it received UK court approval for the delisting, and that no more approvals are needed. Thomson Reuters stockholders approved the change earlier this month.
The shares' last day of trading on the London and Nasdaq exchanges will be Sept. 9.
The company also said that on Tuesday, Sept. 15 it will pay a dividend of 28 cents per share to shareholders of record as of Aug. 21.


