BUSINESSJul 23 · 16:36 UTCSEMAFORLiz Hoffman

IBM exec makes the case for a quarterly earnings rethink

IBM's earnings miss may prompt the Trump administration to reconsider quarterly financial reporting requirements, which IBM Vice Chair Gary Cohn called 'outdated.' The SEC proposed allowing companies to report financials twice yearly, mirroring European practices, as IBM reported delayed contract signings affecting its Q3 report.

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