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Markets Open Higher Despite Ongoing Tensions in Ukraine, Inflationary Risks
Markets opened higher on Thursday despite ongoing uncertainty amid the Russia-Ukraine conflict. John Petrides, Portfolio Manager, Tocqueville Asset Management joined Cheddar's Opening Bell to discuss early market activity.

Investors Shrug Off Intensifying Russia-Ukraine Conflict, as Oil Continues to Spike
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Metal 3D Printing SpaceX Vendor Velo3D CEO on Q4 Revenue Jump
Velo3d, a company that provides metal 3D printed parts for companies such as SpaceX, reported a boost in Q4 revenue quarter over quarter. Founder and CEO Benny Buller, joined Cheddar News to discuss the earnings and the foundation of the company's current success. "The whole space sector is about 25 percent of our business. We have a lot of business in aviation, in power generation, in energy, and in semiconductors. I would say that the big jump in our revenue is related to the release of our Sapphire XC, which is a scale-up product reducing costs by about three times compared to the first Sapphire machines," he said. "This allows customers to dramatically reduce costs as well as make much bigger parts."

Stocks Close Near Session Lows as Investors Digest Russia-Ukraine Conflict
Stocks closed near session lows Thursday as investors continue to digest the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Wall Street also continues to watch inflation as energy prices and other costs rise across the board, ahead of the Federal Reserve's March meeting, widely anticipated to bring a quarter-point rate hike. Reva Shakkottai, senior vice president and financial advisor at RBC Wealth Management, joins Closing Bell to discuss today's market close, the Fed's movement on inflation amid Chairman Jerome Powell's congressional testimony, market valuation, and more.

Zoom CFO on Post-Pandemic Offerings Without Price Increases
Video conferencing service Zoom rolled out a flurry of announcements that included a new Zoom Phone, Zoom Events, and Zoom Contact Center in an effort to transition the company from a pandemic darling to a post-pandemic business — while keeping the product accessible. Kelly Steckelberg, CFO of Zoom, joined Cheddar News to talk about the transition while still remaining affordable. "We currently have no plans to raise our prices," she said. "We focus on bringing as much value as possible to our customers. We often add new features and functionality without any incremental prices across the board."



