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Many companies would continue to release earnings statements quarterly—but not the more involved regulatory filings—even if U.S. authorities approve an option to file only semiannually.

Plus, defense contractor L3Harris Technologies ousts its CEO following an investigation.

Appliance maker SharkNinja is building a tool to allow its finance team to monitor profitability in real time, potentially shaving weeks off the cumbersome process of building a forecast.

The bond market's rollercoaster ride this week created a more challenging environment for CFOs considering issuing debt.

Walmart 's finance chief had a message Thursday for analysts pressing the company on its decision to cut prices: Give it time.

Plus, Starbucks is laying off more than 200 workers.

Intuit forecast slower sales growth in the year ahead as it navigates declines in its desktop business and attempts to woo more customers to its TurboTax platform.

E.l.f. Beauty, Walmart and Tractor Supply are among the companies dropping prices to boost sales.

Some retailers and consumer goods companies are reducing prices with help from a big and fortuitously timed pot of money: tariff refunds.