The government shutdown has delayed the Trump administration’s plans to shift public companies from quarterly to semiannual ...

President Donald Trump said Monday businesses should abandon quarterly earnings cycles for a six-month schedule, re-upping an ...

SEC chairman Paul Atkins — a Trump appointee — told CNBC that Trump’s proposal is “a good way forward." Atkins noted that ...

Wall Street’s top regulator pledged to fast-track Donald Trump’s proposal to end quarterly reporting for most companies, the ...

President Trump says getting rid of a quarterly reporting requirement for public companies would lower costs and help ...

Trump on Monday morning wrote on Truth Social that he would prefer publicly traded companies be required to update investors ...

The longtime CEO of JPMorgan sided with President Trump's proposal for less frequent disclosures, citing "endless rules" that ...

President Donald Trump wants to do away with the quarterly earnings report. In a post on Truth Social, Trump said securities ...

The SEC may end the requirement for companies to report results quarterly. The 'Big Four' accounting firms, KPMG, Deloitte, PwC and EY, have a lot to lose.

Imagine having to prepare for a colonoscopy four times a year. Now imagine approximately 4,000 CFOs doing it — all at once — ...

Switching from quarterly to semiannual reporting may have merit, but as with any decision affecting a wide range of stakeholders, some stand to lose while others may gain.

The move would require approval from the SEC. In 1970, the agency first required quarterly reporting for U.S. public companies.