SEC Proposes Allowing Public Companies to Report Earnings Twice Yearly, Ending 50-Year Quarterly Cadence

The Securities and Exchange Commission proposed on Tuesday a rule that would allow public companies to report earnings twice a year instead of quarterly, marking a fundamental shift in U.S. business reporting practices. According to SEC chairman Paul Atkins, the proposal aims to provide regulatory flexibility and attract more companies to go public and remain public. The change would end the quarterly reporting cadence that has governed U.S. markets for over 50 years.
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