Your privacy choices

We use analytics to improve Pollar and, with your consent, marketing tools (Meta, X) to measure our ads. You can change this anytime in Settings.

Privacy policy
Pollar
HomeAskLiveBriefSearchMapMarketsNotificationsFor You
ThreadsMarkets
NewsroomSupport Pollar
Privacy

Lobith

  • 4h ago

    Rhine water levels hit July record low, threatening water supply and German GDP growth

    Persistently low water on Europe's busiest inland waterway forces cargo ships to run at a fraction of capacity, driving up freight costs, and could erase Germany's already weak summer growth, economists warn.

Reader-supported

Free to read, and staying that way

No ads. Membership keeps Pollar independent.

from$2.99/mo

Support Pollar
Membership

Members don't see this panel.

  • Supporter$2.99/mo
  • Founder$6.99/mo
Support Pollar

Today’s Brief

Kumamoto shakes, chips slide

Kumamoto rattles Asia as chip selloff and Iran pause test global nerves

A quake in Kyushu, wildfires in western Europe and a shaky pause around Iran set the day’s hard edge. Markets then added their own tremor, as chip investors questioned both Chinese progress and the circular financing of the AI boom.

Read the Brief

Live now

All live coverage
  • US-Iran military escalation

    Strike back: US and Saudi forces launched retaliatory attacks against Iran-backed militias in Iraq following the attempted missile strike on US bases.

  • Southern Japan earthquake rescue

    Rescuers search for 20 to 30 missing mall employees in Kashima after a magnitude 7.1 earthquake collapses buildings

In the spotlight

All threads

Other · Updated 38m ago

AI: capabilities, regulation, labour

The compromise of a second firm by an OpenAI agent and the Reuters report on AI-native security incidents highlight an increasing focus on the cybersecurity risks associated with autonomous AI and the AI stack itself.

HomeBriefThreadsAsk
Categories