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American Express on Sunday said it will suspend operations in Russia over its military invasion of Ukraine.

Russia's economy already sits in a vulnerable position, with the ruble in freefall and the stock markets closed to prevent the economy from cratering.

FOX Business takes a look at the upcoming events that are likely to move financial markets in the coming days.

An ammunition company in Scottsdale, Arizona, has pledged to send one million bullets to the Ukraine Armed Forces as Russian President Vladimir Putin continues his deadly invasion into Ukraine.

Financial services company Visa announced Saturday that it is suspending its business in Russia in response to the country’s invasion of neighboring Ukraine.

With ports blocked and roads made treacherous by bombings, charities currently can't send humanitarian aid into Ukraine through normal channels,

Shell oil company released a statement Saturday saying it is “appalled” by Russia’s aggression in Ukraine and will do what it can to avoid purchasing oil from Russia while acknowledging that it recently did purchase crude oil from the country.

Encrypted messaging app Telegram has become the “digital forefront” of the Ukraine-Russia war, according to cybersecurity researchers.

State lawmakers are stepping up against what some see as an attempted power grab by the Internal Revenue Service.

Private corporations have been "remarkably swift" at pulling business from Russia after its invasion of Ukraine, experts told FOX Business.

Elon Musk late Friday said "some governments" had asked SpaceX to block Russian state media on its Starlink internet satellites but said "We will not do so unless at gunpoint."

The World Bank Group is putting together financial help for Ukraine.

Yachts belonging to two of Russia's wealthiest oligarchs have been seized in Italy as part of European Union sanctions.

Global Guardian, an international security firm, is transporting clients' employees and their families out of Ukraine, away from danger — CEO Dale Buckner spoke to Fox News Digital on Friday with updates.

Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao stressed on "Cavuto: Coast to Coast" Friday his cryptocurrency exchange is following all sanctions rules amid the Russia-Ukraine war.

Cruz announced his new bill, the Energy Freedom Act, in a press release sent out Friday, where he blasted President Biden as having led America to lose our “status as a net petroleum exporter” through his energy sector executive orders.

As importing and exporting industries around the world are bracing for the war's impact, some food manufacturers are already voicing concerns.

The tech giant is also "stopping many aspects of our business in Russia" in compliance with sanctions from the United States, European Union and United Kingdom."