President Donald Trump called Monday for the Securities and Exchange Commission to eliminate quarterly earnings reporting requirements for public companies, advocating instead for a six-month reporting schedule. • Trump argued on Truth Social that the change would “save money and allow managers to focus on properly running their companies,” citing China’s long-term business perspective compared to America’s quarterly focus. • The proposal comes days after the Long-Term Stock Exchange announced plans to petition the SEC for similar changes, marking the first formal regulatory proposal to reduce mandatory reporting frequency since current requirements were established in 1970...