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Thomson Reuters Corp. generates revenue through five business segments. The Legal Professionals segment provides law firms and governments with legal research and workflow solutions, leveraging technology for integrated legal workflows. The Corporates segment serves global accounting firms and corporate clients with integrated solutions for legal, tax, regulatory, and compliance functions. The Tax & Accounting Professionals segment targets tax, accounting, and audit professionals in accounting firms, offering tax research and automated tax workflow products. Reuters News supplies business and financial news to professionals via desktop terminals, while Global Print delivers legal and tax information in print format to customers across over 75 countries. Corporate clients, including global accounting firms, purchase integrated solutions from the Corporates segment. Law firms and governments are key buyers in the Legal Professionals segment, while tax and accounting professionals in accounting firms are the primary customers for the Tax & Accounting Professionals segment. Reuters News terminals are used by financial professionals for real-time business and financial news, and Global Print serves customers seeking physical legal and tax documents. The company's revenue streams are derived from subscription-based services across all segments, with Reuters News and Global Print operating as traditional information delivery channels. Legal and tax research products are sold as standalone or bundled offerings, while workflow automation tools are integrated into broader service packages for corporate and accounting clients.