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Stock volatility remains elevated as investors kick off the month of March.

Stock investors are bracing for more volatility as the week kicks off with Russia's invasion of Ukraine a primary driver.

Stock investors face another session of extreme volatility as Russia invades Ukraine.

Investors rode out another volatile day of trading as they monitor Russia-Ukraine developments as well as mixed reports on durable goods and housing.

Stocks are slammed with volatility with commodities soaring as President Putin invades Ukraine.

The Dow briefly hit correction territory, joining the S&P 500 as investors bail out of U.S. stocks.

American gun sales remained strong in 2021, with nearly 19 million firearms sold legally in the U.S., the second highest total over the past two decades, according to new research from the home and personal safety group SafeHome.

Stock investors endured another volatile session as the Russia-Ukraine crisis continues.

After the market volatility of the past week, traders and investors may be glad that markets will pause for the Presidents Day holiday.

Investors continue to take a cautious view of U.S. stocks as Russia, Ukraine tensions mount.

Investors continue to monitor the worsening situation between Russia and Ukraine as an invasion appears more likely.

Mario Coredero joins other industry leaders in painting a "bright outlook" for the supply chain crisis.

Russia-Ukraine tensions continue to roil the stock market as oil prices climb.

Expert says supply chain, deregulation and inflation issues hike up new home prices by more than $18K.

U.S. stocks moved higher on reports Russia is pulling back from Ukraine.

Investors remain cautious amid tensions between Russia and Ukraine.