A look at prominent stakeholders in Best Buy Co. Inc.
• Richard Schulze, founder: 73.35 million shares or 21.58 percent
• Fidelity Investments: 24.2 million shares or 7.11 percent
• Black Rock Inc. investment firm: 7.3 million shares or 2.14 percent
• Brian Dunn, former chief executive: 1.2 million shares
• Shari Ballard, executive vice president and president, international: 448,578 shares
• James Muehlbauer, chief financial officer: 398,984 shares
• Hatim Tyabji, chairman of the board: 148,250 shares
• Ronald James, director: 74,532 shares
• All directors and executive officers as a group (20 individuals, excluding Schulze): 3.6 million shares or 1 percent
Source: Best Buy regulatory filings, Bloomberg News
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