Section: May 7, 2026 | Vol 31, Issue 17
SEC Proposes Allowing Companies to Shift from Quarterly to Semi-Annual Reporting
The SEC May 5 released a proposed rule that would allow reporting companies to elect to file one semiannual report on a new Form 10-S rather than three quarterly reports on Form 10-Q.
Controversy over Corporate Moves to Texas Continues
New York City Comptroller Mark Levine is urging ExxonMobil shareholders not to support the company’s proposal to move its state of incorporation from New Jersey to Texas and to vote for a proposal that would offer additional options to a new voting program for retail Exxon shareholders.
S&P Proposes Changes to Indices Ahead of SpaceX and OpenAI IPOs
Gearing up for the expected IPOs of SpaceX and OpenAI, S&P is seeking input on the creation of a new MegaCap category of companies that would be subject to less stringent eligibility criteria.
Investors Urge SEC to Scrutinize SpaceX Before IPO
In related news, SpaceX’s upcoming IPO is drawing scrutiny from investors. The SOC Investment Group and the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) both sent letters asking the SEC to probe into the company’s reported accounting and governance issues before the IPO is allowed to proceed.
Groups Offer Proponents Websites to Post Exempt Solicitations
Shareholder proponents who no longer are eligible to file exempt solicitations on the SEC website thanks to revised rule interpretations now have two options.