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That's after the White House said President Trump has not ruled out military force to take over the Arctic territory.
Danish Deputy Parliament Speaker Lars Christian Brask says this should not be how allies treat each other.
Danish Deputy Parliament Speaker Lars Christian Brask spoke on Bloomberg Television.
The Wall Street Journal reports Secretary Rubio told U.S.
lawmakers this week President Trump's goal is to buy Greenland from Denmark.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky says his team is moving on to the most difficult issues now that they've reached a breakthrough on security guarantees with President Trump's envoys during talks in Paris.
We get more from Bloomberg's Greg Sullivan.
Bloomberg's Greg Sullivan reports President Zelensky also says he hopes to meet with President Trump soon.
Turning back to the markets, Treasury yields are falling after we got our first look at how the labor market ended last year.
We get more on that from Bloomberg's Michael McKee.
Bloomberg's Mike McKee says we'll get those numbers when the Labor Department reports December jobs on Friday.
In corporate news, Alaska Airlines has placed its biggest order of Boeing jets ever as it lays the groundwork to build a global network.
Alaska says it's buying 105 narrow-body 737 MAX 10s and another five Boeing 787-10 wide-body aircraft.
At the open, Boeing shares are lower by 0.3%.
Alaska's up 0.4%.
Warner Bros.
Discovery is little change to the downside.
The studio's board rejected Paramount Skydance's latest offer, saying it is still inferior to the deal it already has with Netflix.
At the open, Netflix shares are up 1%.
Paramount is down three-tenths of 1%.