Of the 100 S&P 500 firms with the lowest median worker wages, 51 bent their own rules in 2020 to pump up executive paychecks, according to a new study. The study from the Institute for Policy Studies found that at those 51 companies, the average CEO pay rose 29 percent last year, to $15.3 million, while worker wages dropped 2 percent. The report found that CEOs at the companies made on average 830 times more than workers, and the left-leaning think thank is calling for measures to reign in extreme pay gaps, including a tax based on the size of...