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Regulators push to allow less quarterly reporting, stirring debate

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The Wall Street Journal Markets argues that information is critical to how stock markets function, even as regulators consider changes that would let companies provide less disclosure in quarterly reports.

The piece frames the push as a shift in how much detail companies would be required to share, with investors relying on that information to assess performance and risk.

It also raises the possibility that companies should think carefully before moving away from more frequent, information heavy reporting, given the potential impact on market transparency.

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