From our friends over at FlowingData.
Most people probably wouldn’t think much about this poster that shows the values of Thomson Reuters. But when you think of the graphic as a Venn diagram, it’s hard to see much else.
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very nice visual representation of values in a venn diagram. Was this drawn with Creately diagram software?