Reuters Business Technology Group Restructures
ORGANIZATION AND STRATEGY
LONDON and PALO ALTO, Calif.--Reuters has restructured its Business Technology Group in Europe, after reorganizing its Palo Alto development laboratory and laying off most of that staff by the end of the year (TTW, July 8).
Trading Technology Week
has obtained a memo sent last week by Dave Green, Palo Alto-based senior vice president of Reuters BTG, which states that no more layoffs are planned--for now. It also lays out the new BTG management structure for Europe, the Middle East and Africa:Fol
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