[Alaska Airlines canceled 170 flights on the 7th] On January 7, local time, according to Reuters, Alaska Airlines said that after the Federal Aviation Administration ordered the temporary grounding of Boeing 737 MAX 9 passenger aircraft, the company On the 7th, 170 flights were canceled, affecting nearly 25,000 passengers. The company expects a large number of flight cancellations in the coming days.

According to Yonhap News Agency: South Korea’s military plans to launch spy satellites in April and November.

Market news: Alaska Airlines Boeing (BA.N) 737 MAX 9 cabin panel cracked, causing the door to fall off.

Boeing (BA.N) CEO: The MAX 9 aircraft door falling off incident "is the current focus of our team, and it must be our focus." Boeing will hold a companywide webcast on Tuesday to discuss its response to the safety incident.

Market news: Flipkart, a unit of Walmart Inc (WMT.N), has begun a layoff operation that may result in a 5-7% reduction in its overall team size.

The southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu said on January 7 it had signed investments worth more than $4.39 billion from companies including Apple suppliers Tata Electronics and Pegatron and auto giant Hyundai Motor protocol.

South Korea said that plans for South Korean builder Tai Young Construction have made "some" progress and that Tai Young Construction and creditors will continue to dialogue. Market stabilization measures will be taken if necessary.

Spot gold, WTI crude oil, and U.S. stock index futures opened basically flat on Monday.

Alaska Airlines: The Boeing (BA.N) 737 MAX 9 accident resulted in the cancellation of 170 flights on Sunday, and a large number of further cancellations are expected.

U.S. Department of Defense: There is currently no specific date for U.S. Defense Secretary Austin to be discharged from the hospital.

According to the Lebanese National News Agency, on the afternoon of January 7, local time, the departure and arrival screens at Rafik Hariri International Airport in Beirut, the capital of Lebanon, were hacked.

U.S. President Biden issued a statement on the bipartisan funding framework, saying that the framework is closer to avoiding a government shutdown.

Libyan Central Bank: Oil revenue in 2023 will reach US$20.69 billion.

U.S. Federal Aviation Administration: 171 Boeing (BA.N) 737 MAX 9 aircraft will remain grounded until the Federal Aviation Administration is confident that the aircraft are safe.

Rail, Maritime and Transport (RMT): London Underground strike has been called off after progress in negotiations.

Market news: NASA is collaborating with the United Arab Emirates on a lunar project aimed at building the first space station to orbit the moon.

According to Sky News: Music streaming service Soundcloud may be sold by its owner in a deal that may exceed $1 billion.

U.S. Senator Lankford: Hopes to submit border security draft this week.