The CEOs of Hertz, Peloton and Pinterest all earned over $100 million last year—more than just about every CEO in the S&P 500, including Apple’s Tim Cook
Chief executives at Pinterest, Peloton and Hertz are outearning Apple’s Tim Cook—and hundreds of others leading bigger companiesSally Montana for The Wall Street JournalThe highest-paid CEOs aren’t always the ones running the biggest companies.
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