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Fortune noted, “companies that became even more essential during the pandemic were among the biggest movers.” According to Forbes the results are “based on our poll of some 3,800 corporate executives, directors, and analysts.” Although Fortune lists more than 300 companies, only the top 51 are ranked. After that, companies are simply listed alphabetically. Minnesota companies that landed on the list without being ranked were Best Buy Co. Inc., C.H. Robinson Worldwide Inc., Ecolab Inc., Fastenal Co., General Mills Inc., Polaris Inc., U.S. Bancorp and Xcel Energy Inc. Ten of the 11 Minnesota companies on the list are Fortune 500 companies. The only exception is Winona-based Fastenal, which ranked 525th on ....
A “Judge companies on their virus response,” I wrote in April. It’s as good a way as any to determine which CEOs are really committed to improving their environmental, social and governance policies and which ones are hoping a few buzzwords are sufficient to earn them a cut of the billions now earmarked for morally minded investments. So what’s the verdict? For a brief shining moment, it felt like we really were all in this together. Essential workers were celebrated both publicly and privately as heroes; many CEOs gave up their salaries in solidarity with workers who were asked to take pay cuts; and most manufacturing companies initially held off on permanent job and cost reductions. But now that we’re almost a year into this pandemic, doing the right thing has gotten more difficult and companies are showing their true nature, good and bad. ....