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It’s ‘Reuters’ not ‘Reuter’.
When I was a kid, it was always Reuter in the newspapers (don’t you remember ‘NZPA/Reuter’ cited?). In the 1990s, the company had a product called Reuter Textline, not Reuters Textline. Reuter just likes to pretend it was Reuters all along: it wasn’t. There were some countries where it was Woolworth, and other countries where it was Woolworths—though they stemmed from the same outfit. Somewhere along the line, the apostrophe disappeared from Harrod’s. Americans spell colour without a u. Now, did you have something to say?