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Only three companies names in the article: McDonald's, Lowes and Starbucks. If you're going to use that headline I expect graphs naming and shaming all 100 companies. Publish photographs of the CEOs while you're at it.
The full report: https://ips-dc.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/executive_excess_report_2025.pdf
The list starts on page 16.
Thank you.
i looked into the Executive Excess report that the author of this article also wrote. that report lists 30 or so corporations but doesn't provide the full list. it does however cite this tool from the AFL-CIO, which shows CEO to employee pay-ratios for hundreds of companies, including all of the ones in the S&P 500.
according to that tool, the biggest CEO to employee pay ratios are at the following companies: Abercrombie & Fitch, Starbucks, Nu Skin Enterprises, Mattel, Universal, Skechers Usa, Gap, Aptiv PLC, American Eagle Outfitters, ON Seminductor, Coherent, Coca-Cola, Hanesbrands, Concentrix, Life Time Group Holdings, Ross Stores, Western Digital, Lear, TJX s, Yum! Brands