That's because commonly used index funds and mutual funds hold a wide array of stocks. Here are some tips on how to identify and eliminate gun stocks from your portfolio: 1.

Is your 401(k) invested in gun stocks? Read this if you want to change that Publicly-traded gun companies are in most index funds, but some Americans are taking action to remove them ...

Check your 401(k): Your retirement portfolio may include gun companies. Here's how to remove gun manufacturers and sellers from your retirement savings.

Information from law enforcement investigating Sunday's mass shooting on the Las Vegas strip have said Stephen Paddock had what's called a "bump stock." It's a device that simulates the fire rate ...

The federal ban on bump stocks was announced by the Trump administration after the devices were used in a 2017 mass shooting on the Las Vegas strip.

Gun Stocks Up, Las Vegas Resorts Down a Day After Strip Shooting. Mandalay Bay parent company shares drop 5 percent following killing spree from hotel and casino’s 32nd floor.

The grim predictability of stock-market reactions to U.S. mass shootings—where before a final tally of casualties can be reached, shares of gun makers rise—continued Monday in the wake of a ...

Bump-stocks, or slide fire adapters, allow semi-automatic rifles to fire at a high rate, similar to a machine gun, but can be obtained without the extensive background checks required of ...

The Supreme Court agreed on Friday to decide whether a Trump era-ban on bump stocks, the gun attachments that allow semi-automatic weapons to fire rapidly like machine guns, violates federal law.