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Microsoft to buy about 4% stake in LSEG as part of partnership
London Stock Exchange Group has launched a 10-year partnership with Microsoft that will see the U.S. tech giant buy an about 4% equity stake in the British company.
Microsoft will buy LSEG shares from the Blackstone/Thomson Reuters Consortium, the bourse operator said on Monday.
Thomson Reuters is the parent company of Reuters News.
- Reuters
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