U.S. SEC Chairman Paul Atkins said the agency will move forward with reforms to corporate disclosure rules, allowing markets (investors and banks) to decide the “cadence” of company reports. The comments follow President Trump’s renewed push this week to end quarterly earnings reports. https://t.co/nMai9P1PZj ...

President Trump again called for an end to quarterly earnings reports, tapping into a long-running fault line in American capitalism over how much information should be disclosed by public companies. Scarlet Fu explains https://t.co/taXTxWGR7Y https://t.co/BJMUEW1Zrc ...

The president also posted this morning about potentially changing companies quarterly reports, saying, quote, "Subject to SEC approval. Companies and corporations should no longer be forced to report on a quarterly basis, quarterly reporting, but rather to report on a six-month basis. This will save money, allow managers to focus on properly running their companies." Jim, uh, the Securities Exchange Act of 34 might have something to say about It's interesting because a lot of countries you can do it that wa ...