This is a Business Bible News Headlines for Wednesday January 21 at 4:09 PM Eastern Time, Business Bible News where Daily News meets Daily Principle. In today's business headlines, stocks show signs of recovery after President Trump rules out military action concerning Greenland. Markets are reacting positively as concerns ease, with investors regaining confidence. Meanwhile, the iconic Coney Island hot dog maker, Nathan's Famous, has been sold for $450M, highlighting the value of established brands in the marketplace. In housing news, pending home sales have dropped sharply in December, casting a shadow over the 2026 outlook for the housing market. Additionally, a warning has been issued regarding a potential $38T collapse of the U.S. dollar, as markets brace for shocks in gold and bitcoin prices. Nvidia's CEO has made headlines by stating that artificial intelligence will create new jobs for electricians and plumbers, indicating a shift in the job market. Lastly, the 10 best U.S. companies to work for in 2026 have been revealed in a new Glassdoor report, showcasing the importance of workplace culture and employee satisfaction. Today, global markets are mixed, with some indexes showing gains while others are down. In overseas trading, the Shanghai Composite leads the way with a move of 3 points. In U.S. markets, the S&P 500 is up 78 points to 6,875, the Dow Jones Industrial Average is up 588 points to 49,077, and the Nasdaq Composite is up 267 points to 23,221. The 10 year Treasury yield is at 4.25. Commodities are seeing Brent Crude down flat at $60 per barrel, and gold is up $68 to $4,828 per ounce. In sports news, Travis Kelce expresses excitement over the potential return of Eric Bieniemy to the Chiefs as offensive coordinator. In entertainment, Chris Pratt's sci-fi thriller 'Mercy' aims for a $12M debut, aiming to dethrone 'Avatar: Fire and Ash' at the box office. Today's Daily Principle is BUSINESS, specifically dealing with Private Property. This principle is found in Leviticus 25–13. The verse reads: 'In this year all property that has been sold shall be restored to its original owner.' This principle emphasizes the importance of ownership and fairness in business transactions, encouraging ethical practices in property dealings and reminding us that true ownership involves responsibility and respect for others’ rights. Learn more at businessbible.com where Daily News meets Daily Principle.