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Pandemic Response by the Numbers

According to a review of SEC filings by Fortune 100 companies by MyLogIQ, as of March 30:

  • 36 F100 companies have switched or plan to switch to virtual shareholder meetings
  • 11 F100 companies have suspended share buybacks
  • 4 F100 companies have instituted job freezes
  • 5 F100 companies have cut executive compensation (base salaries)
  • 6 F100 companies have added paid sick leave or more employee benefits
  • 5 F100 companies have suspended dividends
  • 7 F100 companies that have suspended guidance.
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