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Top CEO salaries rose over 18% last year while their workers lost money - Vimarsana News

Top CEO salaries rose over 18% last year while their workers lost money

A new report details the wide disparity between record-high earnings by the leaders of top U.S companies even as worker earnings shrank when adjusted for inflation. Last year average CEO compensation rose by over 18% to $18.3 million.

CEO pay 324 times higher than employees' in 2021, averaging $18.3m - while workers' wages drop 2.4% - Vimarsana News

CEO pay 324 times higher than employees' in 2021, averaging $18.3m - while workers' wages drop 2.4%

Bosses at America's biggest companies got pay rises above 18 percent last year - as workers saw real pay cuts. Amazon CEO Andrew Jassy earned 6,174 times the wage of his firm's median worker

The new serfdom: While US workers lost money last year, CEO earnings shot up 18% - Vimarsana News

The new serfdom: While US workers lost money last year, CEO earnings shot up 18%

In 2021, corporate profits and CEO salaries soared while average workers across the U.S. watched the real value of their earnings shrink amid the ravages of record-high inflation, according to a new analysis from the AFL-CIO.

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Intel Stock: Update On The Turnaround Plan (NASDAQ:INTC) - Vimarsana News

Intel Stock: Update On The Turnaround Plan (NASDAQ:INTC)

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Stark political divides loom as US governors gather - Vimarsana News

Stark political divides loom as US governors gather

Stark political divides are threatening to overshadow a meeting this week of the nation's governors. The National Governors Association on Thursday began its summer meeting in person for the first