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Trump Just Called Micron the 'Hottest' Company in the World. The Market Yawned and Dumped It 10%

Micron shares fell 10% after Donald Trump called the chip maker the 'hottest' company in the world.

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The brief

Micron is donating $250 million to an investment initiative for children associated with Donald Trump. This financial commitment coincides with a statement from Trump describing Micron as the world's 'hottest' company.

Coverage from The New York Times, Baton Rouge Business Report, and 24/7 Wall St. focuses on the $250 million donation and the subsequent market reaction, which saw Micron's stock price drop by 10%. The Idaho Statesman provides localized details on how residents can claim a share of the funds.

Future developments center on the distribution of the millions being given to children in Idaho and the administration of the investment initiative.

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How much is Micron donating?

Micron is donating $250 million.

How did the market react to Trump's comments?

The market dumped the stock, resulting in a 10% decrease.

What is the purpose of the donation?

The funds are for Trump's investment initiative for children.

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