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Keith Ellison highlights big CEO pay using long-awaited Dodd-Frank rule

By Joseph Lawler
Published May 16, 2018 4:38pm ET
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Keith Ellison highlights big CEO pay using long-awaited Dodd-Frank rule
A CEO pay disclosure rule legislated by Democrats way back in 2010 is finally coming to fruition. Rep. Keith Ellison, D-Minn., released a report Wednesday finding that the average CEO is making 339 times the pay of the company’s median worker. That finding, among others illustrating executives’ pay, is based on disclosures mandated by the […]

A CEO pay disclosure rule legislated by Democrats way back in 2010 is finally coming to fruition.

Rep. Keith Ellison, D-Minn., released a report Wednesday finding that the average CEO is making 339 times the pay of the company’s median worker.

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