CEOs Who Make Hundreds Of Times More Than Their Workers

Not all CEOs are as generous as Apple's AAPL Steve Jobs. The company's founder makes a mere $1 a year, while a starting sales associate at one of his Apple stores makes more than $31,200. But Jobs is an anomaly. Even though the gap between executive and entry-level worker pay has shrunk ever so slightly in the past couple of years, it's still not unusual for the CEO of a large public company to earn more per day than some of his employees earn over the course of an entire year. Some of the companies in this report include: CVS Caremark CVS, Wal-Mart Stores WMT, McDonald's MCD, AT&T T, Target TGT. You can see the rest of the report here.