Monday Evening Links

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Stocks Rise With Traders Sanguine on Maduro Ouster: Markets Wrap

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Gold, Silver Jump as Venezuela Tensions Add to Geopolitical Risk

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Oil Edges Up as Traders Weigh Future of Venezuelan Production

[Yahoo/Reuters] US factory sector contracts for 10th straight month in December

[Yahoo/Fortune] Janet Yellen warns the $38 trillion national debt is testing a red line economists have feared for decades

[AP] Cuba faces uncertain future after US topples Venezuelan leader Maduro

[Bloomberg] Firms Swarm Debt Market With $37 Billion in High-Grade Bonds

[Bloomberg] Denmark Says US Attack on Greenland Would Mean End of NATO

[Bloomberg] The Greenland Alarm Is Sounding. Europe Needs to Hear It

[NYT] How Maduro’s Capture Could Reshape the Global Order

[NYT] New Car Sales Are Rising Thanks to Purchases by the Well-Off

[WSJ] CIA Concluded Regime Loyalists Were Best Placed to Lead Venezuela After Maduro

[WSJ] An Emboldened Trump Looks Beyond Venezuela

[WSJ] Maduro’s Capture Threatens China’s Ambitions in Latin America

[WSJ] Your Regular Russian Saboteurs

[FT] Venezuelan government launches wave of repression after Maduro’s ousting

[FT] Donald Trump seizing Greenland would end Nato, warns Denmark