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Reuters Editor-in-Chief Alessandra Galloni and AP Executive Editor Julie Pace today issued the following statement regarding the August 2025 strikes on Nasser Hospital in Gaza: reuters.com/media-center/sta…
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Reuters175 | 1928: Reuters' new City Ticker delivered market prices directly to firms in London, reducing delays and changing how financial information was distributed. An early step towards the real-time financial data services we know today. #Reuters175
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Reuters175 | 1927: As radio emerged as a new way to deliver news, Reuters joined the BBC, news agencies and newspaper representatives in agreeing how news bulletins would be supplied and distributed. Reuters was helping to shape the future of news once again. #Reuters175
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Reuters175 | 1916: Shareholders accepted an offer to sell 50,000 Reuters shares. The public company was replaced by a new private entity, Reuters (1916) Limited. Ownership was consolidated, and the organisation emerged with a stronger foundation for the decades ahead. #Reuters175
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Reuters175 | 1915: The death of Baron Herbert de Reuter ended more than 60 years of direct family involvement in Reuters. As the First World War placed unprecedented strain on the business, leadership passed to a new generation. #Reuters175
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Reuters175 | 1914: The First World War began in August 1914. Reuters reported the accelerating crisis as Europe moved from diplomatic tension to armed conflict, carrying dispatches from across the continent as governments mobilised and war spread. #Reuters175
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Reuters175 | 1913: After two years as the world's most famous missing artwork, the Mona Lisa was recovered. Reuters telegrams reported its discovery in Italy, where experts confirmed the painting was authentic and unharmed. #Reuters175
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Reuters175 | 1912: Reuters was among the first to carry news of the Titanic disaster to London. As reports became clearer, dispatches revealed not only the scale of the tragedy but the scenes of families searching desperately for news of loved ones. #Reuters175
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