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Here is your morning brief for Friday, January 23rd. I'm Luke Vargas for the Wall Street Journal.

A winter storm bearing heavy snow, strong winds, and bitter cold is descending upon the central US from the Dakotas to the Gulf, with its sights set on the East Coast in the coming

days. Utilities are racing for the worst, wary of a repeat of a deadly 2021 winter storm in Texas

that left millions without power for days. Energy producers in some of America's largest oil and

gas fields could also see disruptions, with traders anticipating that a large share of

U.S. production could become blocked in frozen wells precisely when heating demand is at its peak.

Those concerns and increasing demand for heating have pushed U.S. natural gas prices up more

than 60 percent this week.

While gold prices are also soaring nearing $5,000 an ounce, just three months

after crossing the once-unthinkable $4,000 mark. The metal has surged amid geopolitical uncertainty

and sky-high stock prices, as well as central banks, piling in as fellow buyers pushing

up prices. And good news for roughly two in three

Americans, TikTok officially isn't going anywhere. The company has formerly inked a joint venture,

allowing it to keep operating in the U.S., ending a years-long fight over whether to ban the

video-sharing app on national security grounds.

ByteDance, the Chinese parent company of TikTok, has agreed to sell an 80% stake to a group of

U.S. approved investors, which include Tech Giant Oracle, Silver Lake, and Michael Dell's

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