Kai Risdahl

Amara Hashim-Steele, she's an editorial fellow at The Walrus.

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This final note on the way out today in which quarterly earnings season looks set to become a semi-annual earnings season.

Today, the Securities and Exchange Commission, as has long been rumored, I must say, proposed a new rule that would let publicly traded companies report their financials once every six months instead of once every three.

Increased regulatory flexibility is the phrase that SEC Chair Paul Atkins used.

Jordan Manji, Zanil Maharaj, Janet Nguyen, Olga Oxman, and Virginia K. Smith are the digital team.

I'm Kai Risdahl.

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