The US SEC has proposed allowing public companies to opt out of mandatory quarterly earnings reports, shifting to twice-annual filings instead. Backers say the change would cut compliance burdens and encourage longer-term planning, with some corporations and investment banks supporting it. Critics warn that fewer updates could weaken market transparency and potentially increase volatility, sparking a fresh debate.
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