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flag A U.S. push to switch from quarterly to semi-annual earnings reports gains support, aiming to reduce short-termism, but faces concerns over transparency.

flag A proposal to replace mandatory quarterly earnings reports with semi-annual reporting is gaining momentum in the U.S., backed by figures like Donald Trump, Warren Buffett, and JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon, who argue it would reduce short-termism and cut costs. flag Supporters believe it would encourage long-term business planning, while critics, including the Council of Institutional Investors, warn it could reduce transparency and investor confidence. flag The SEC may consider the change, with a 60% chance of adoption, though implementation could take months. flag Some global markets already use semi-annual reporting, but concerns remain about impacts on market stability and informed decision-making.

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