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2026-09-08 19:17
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NIKE to leave S&P 100 as stock plummets
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NIKE to leave S&P 100 as stock plummets
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Conservative pundits and analysts alike made light of the development, satirizing the company for its embrace of left-wing political ideology.
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Colin Kaepernick knelt for the national anthem for the first time a decade ago. Nike rushed to embrace him then and has been paying a heavy price ever since, albeit with a brief spike in 2021, signified by plunging profits and a stock crash of 78 percent since that high.
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