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Macron, for his part, says Europe would not give in to bullies or be intimidated.

Belgian Prime Minister Bart de Wever going even further.

Trump is set to give a keynote speech in Davos later today.

Meanwhile, U.S.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessett tried to urge calm.

Which apparently isn't working.

President Donald Trump's tariff threats over Greenland have triggered a massive sell-off on the global markets.

For more, here's Morning Bid's Mike Dolan.

Thanks, Mike.

You can catch Morning Bid wherever you get your podcasts.

The Wall Street sell-off reached Netflix as well.

The streamer's stock dropped after its earnings call.

But the big picture, it says, is much rosier.

The streamer has blown past 325 million subscribers, helping Netflix get in ahead of Wall Street's revenue expectations for the fourth quarter, bringing in over $12 billion.

But the big thing on investors' minds?

Netflix has updated all-cash offer to buy Warner Bros.

in a bid to shut the door on Paramount.

Business of Entertainment correspondent Dawn Chmielewski has more.

But that's not the whole story.

As we mentioned, Netflix's stock fell after it reported its results.