Trump Calls for Ending Quarterly Earnings Reports

TIL that most European exchanges require earnings reports only twice per year[0]

0: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/trump-calls-for-earnings-repo...

WSJ click baited me so hard and I can’t even be mad about it.

Semi-annual seems reasonable. I never found a single quarterly report to be useful.

Reminder: actual Trump accidentally suffered 6 bankruptcies and couldn't get a loan from anyone but a foreign bank in 2016: he had to underwrite his own loans and would be bankrupt without the celebrity of the presidency.

Deutsche Bank will no longer do business with Trump.

When Carl Icahn bought the Trump Taj Mahal, Trump later sued because he had sold the business and its name and felt that Carl owed him money for use of his name in New Jersey. Then, Trump hired Icahn as a presidential advisor.

Why did Icahn (Texas) buy a failing casino in Atlantic City, New Jersey?

Are these people that you should take financial advice from? Are these people that you should take corporate financial reporting advice from?