Nike Dropped from S&P 100 After 50% Stock Plunge

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Nike’s shares plunged ~50%, prompting removal from the S&P 100; Fox Business covers the fallout as experts discuss market implications for retail and broader tech and semiconductor trends.

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What stands out

Fox Business' Jeff Flock runs through the visible fallout: Nike's share price has fallen about 50 percent and the company was removed from the S&P 100 (Standard & Poor's 100 Index), a procedural step that follows a large drop in market value. The clip pairs that headline with on-air discussion of the semiconductor rally, creating a sharp contrast between a prominent consumer brand's collapse and strength elsewhere in markets. The moment is notable because index exclusion is an unmistakable, mechanical consequence of the share-price decline that concentrates attention and triggers rebalancing activity.