Overnight headlines summary for January 22nd.

1. A fire alarm was triggered in the central area of the Davos Forum, and the fire department personnel arrived at the scene. 2. Trump repeatedly mistakenly referred to Greenland as Iceland during his speech in Davos. 3. Trump stated that after reaching a "framework for a future agreement" with NATO Secretary General Stoltenberg on Greenland and the Arctic region, he will not impose tariffs on several European countries. 4. Trump hinted that the selection of the Federal Reserve Chairman may have been finalized, and said that it may not go well for Powell if he remains a director. 5. Supreme Court justices in the United States indicated caution regarding President Trump's action to dismiss Federal Reserve Director Lisa Cook over unproven allegations of mortgage fraud, stating that the White House's actions may jeopardize the independence of the Federal Reserve and cause market turmoil. 6. Huang Renxun claims that blue-collar workers are more in demand in the AI era, with plumbers and electricians able to earn six-figure salaries. 7. Volkswagen is forming a new management structure to oversee the core brand of the group. 8. Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin company will deploy thousands of satellites for the new TeraWave communication network. 9. Castle CEO Griffin: Japan's massive selling of government bonds is a clear warning to American politicians.