https://fameranker.com/earners/ Fame Ranker's executive-pay registry — sourced compensation and holdings profiles, each with a Paper Trail Grade. en-us https://fameranker.com/earners/david-solomon/ https://fameranker.com/earners/david-solomon/ Executive Pay Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (GS). David Solomon became Goldman Sachs' CEO in 2018. His fiscal 2025 total more than tripled the prior year's because of an $80 million one-time retention grant the board awarded him alongside President John Waldron. https://fameranker.com/earners/satya-nadella/ https://fameranker.com/earners/satya-nadella/ Executive Pay Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, Microsoft Corporation (MSFT). Satya Nadella became Microsoft's third CEO in 2014. Chairman followed in 2021. He has steered the company through a pivot into cloud computing and, more recently, AI, reshaping how the business makes its money along the way. Nearly 90 percent of his fiscal 2025 pay arrived as stock. https://fameranker.com/earners/tim-cook/ https://fameranker.com/earners/tim-cook/ Executive Pay Chief Executive Officer, Apple Inc. (AAPL). Tim Cook took over from Steve Jobs in 2011. He has led Apple through its run past the $3 trillion mark since. His pay leans heavily on stock: the $3 million base salary is a rounding error next to the $57.5 million in equity Apple granted him for fiscal 2025. https://fameranker.com/earners/lisa-su/ https://fameranker.com/earners/lisa-su/ Executive Pay Chair, President & Chief Executive Officer, Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (AMD). Lisa Su took over AMD in 2014. She is widely credited with turning around a company that was, at the time, losing badly to Intel. A little over three-quarters of her fiscal 2025 pay arrived as stock and option awards combined. https://fameranker.com/earners/bob-iger/ https://fameranker.com/earners/bob-iger/ Executive Pay Chief Executive Officer, The Walt Disney Company (DIS). Bob Iger returned to Disney's CEO chair in November 2022 after a brief retirement. The company has since extended his contract through 2026. His most recent Form 4 with an updated common-stock count is from December 2024. His single 2025 filing reported only a new option grant, so the holdings figure below is dated, and marked as such. https://fameranker.com/earners/jamie-dimon/ https://fameranker.com/earners/jamie-dimon/ Executive Pay Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM). Jamie Dimon has run JPMorgan Chase since 2005, the longest tenure among the major U.S. bank CEOs. The bank publishes two different numbers for his pay: the SEC-mandated total, and its own committee's preferred figure. They land about $2.4 million apart. https://fameranker.com/earners/jensen-huang/ https://fameranker.com/earners/jensen-huang/ Executive Pay President & Chief Executive Officer, NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA). Jensen Huang co-founded NVIDIA in 1993. He has run it ever since. Under his watch the company rode the AI-chip boom into becoming one of the most valuable businesses on the planet, a run few semiconductor executives have matched. His SEC filings still list him under his legal name, Jen-Hsun Huang. https://fameranker.com/earners/brian-moynihan/ https://fameranker.com/earners/brian-moynihan/ Executive Pay Chair & Chief Executive Officer, Bank of America Corporation (BAC). Brian Moynihan has run Bank of America since 2010, guiding it through the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis and out the other side. None of his reported fiscal 2025 pay came from a cash bonus or incentive-plan payout. It was salary, stock, and pension value. https://fameranker.com/earners/mary-barra/ https://fameranker.com/earners/mary-barra/ Executive Pay Chair & Chief Executive Officer, General Motors Company (GM). Mary Barra became GM's CEO in 2014. She was the first woman to lead a major global automaker. Her fiscal 2025 pay leaned toward stock and a performance-tied incentive payout rather than a large cash bonus, a mix the board has stuck with year after year. https://fameranker.com/earners/doug-mcmillon/ https://fameranker.com/earners/doug-mcmillon/ Executive Pay President & Chief Executive Officer, Walmart Inc. (WMT). Doug McMillon has led Walmart since 2014 after rising through the company from an hourly summer job in a distribution center. His reported holdings run through four family trusts as well as direct ownership. https://fameranker.com/earners/mark-zuckerberg/ https://fameranker.com/earners/mark-zuckerberg/ Executive Pay Chief Executive Officer, Meta Platforms, Inc. (META). Mark Zuckerberg still draws the same one-dollar salary he set for himself years ago. Nearly all of his reported pay funds personal security around him: private aircraft, bodyguards, a facilities stipend. None of it is equity or bonus. https://fameranker.com/earners/sundar-pichai/ https://fameranker.com/earners/sundar-pichai/ Executive Pay Chief Executive Officer, Alphabet and Google, Alphabet Inc. (GOOGL). Sundar Pichai has run Google since 2015. Alphabet followed in 2019. Unlike most peers on this list, he took no new stock award in the reported fiscal year. His pay was almost entirely salary, plus a large security and personal-benefits line the filing attributes mostly to protective costs incurred on his behalf. https://fameranker.com/earners/andy-jassy/ https://fameranker.com/earners/andy-jassy/ Executive Pay President & Chief Executive Officer, Amazon.com, Inc. (AMZN). Andy Jassy took over from Jeff Bezos in mid-2021, after building Amazon Web Services from scratch. Amazon grants him stock periodically, not every year. That timing matters: his reported total swings hard depending on whether a grant landed inside the filing window we're citing. https://fameranker.com/earners/warren-buffett/ https://fameranker.com/earners/warren-buffett/ Executive Pay Chairman (Chief Executive Officer through December 31, 2025), Berkshire Hathaway Inc. (BRK.A). Warren Buffett announced his intent to retire as CEO in May 2025. Greg Abel got the title on January 1, 2026. Buffett stayed on as chairman, a role he is expected to hold for years given his age and standing at the company. His base salary, unchanged for more than four decades, has always been $100,000. https://fameranker.com/earners/elon-musk/ https://fameranker.com/earners/elon-musk/ Executive Pay Technoking of Tesla & Chief Executive Officer, Tesla, Inc. (TSLA). Musk has run Tesla since 2008 without drawing a traditional salary. His last two Summary Compensation Table entries show a dash in every column. The real story sits in a courtroom, not a spreadsheet. Delaware's Court of Chancery voided his 2018 performance award in 2024, and the state's Supreme Court reversed part of that ruling in December 2025. Musk exercised part of the restored option that June, after Tesla's board had already approved a fresh 2025 award.