Quarterly capitalism has become a four-letter word. From BlackRock boss Larry Fink to American Democratic presidential contender Hillary Clinton, critics of the overweening desire to hit the numbers every three months, common among both investors and managers of publicly traded companies, see a fundamental flaw in today’s system. But words are cheap. For the system to change, significant players have to make the first move. That may happen in the year ahead.
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