Stocks end mostly lower as Ukraine tensions flare

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NEW YORK (AP) — More tensions in Ukraine left the stock market slightly lower in quiet trading.

Investors were also poring over a speech by Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen, which gave few clues about the central bank’s next moves on interest rates.

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