1. a star that leads or guides (commonly used when referring to the navigation of ships) 2. one that serves as an inspiration, model, or guide.
Susan Page
@susanpagedc.bsky.social
As a fourth-generation Kansan, I am especially thrilled to receive the William Allen White National Citation for Journalism. He was a lodestar in his time, and in ours. Thank you, @universityofkansas.bsky.social.
https://journalism.ku.edu/news/article/susan-page-to-accept-william-allen-white-foundation-national-citation
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Matthew Boyda
@atxcanadian.bsky.social
The 2026 lodestar? The flexibility prize. 🗺️⚡️
Lower wholesale gas is the headline, but 9% negative pricing hours in DE/ES is the real alpha for quants. Industrial competitiveness now depends on navigating the €89/t carbon floor and CBAM basis risk. 📊💹
https://www.woodmac.com/horizons/lng-lifeline-will-cheaper-global-gas-resuscitate-european-industry/
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Karlo Basta
@karlobasta.bsky.social
Carney's speech is a call for a sort of liberal-capitalist Non-Aligned Movement of convenience until such a time as its lodestar reverts to the mean
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