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Greg Miller's coverage is heavily focused on local sports events, particularly basketball and hockey. He also covers transportation and logistics, with a notable emphasis on the Panama Canal.
Given his focus on local sports, reaching out with updates about high school or college-level games in Michigan will likely capture his attention. For the transportation segment, providing data-driven insights into shipping trends or developments related to the Panama Canal may be of interest.
As Greg focuses primarily on local news within Michigan (Cadillac), offering information relevant to this area would increase the likelihood of grabbing his attention.
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US Gulf-China VLCC rates assessed at $98,958 per day, West Africa-China VLCC rates at $109,346 per day — both in line with mid-February
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Wait time for ships without reservations has risen significantly in April; some ships have been in the queue for two weeks
Baltic Index Council approves continued pricing of MEG indexes based on March 4 guidance Proposal to change MEG index definitions to include non-MEG load ports was also considered, and rejected
By: Greg Miller
The stabbing in a predominantly Jewish neighborhood of north London followed Britain’s summoning of the Iranian ambassador over “unacceptable and inflammatory comments.”
Greg Miller LONDON — British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said Wednesday that the country was facing a “deeply concerning” wave of violence
Tanker owners continue to reap the rewards of the Hormuz crisis. Different tanker segments are following different rate patterns as the geopolitical saga drags on
Current global flows are being dictated by temporary inventory draws; if Hormuz remains effectively closed for too long, tanker rate environment will evolve
Lifehouse Agency, a developmental disabilities organization, held its 36th annual Great Chefs and Wineries benefit at the Fort Mason Festival Pavilion on April 25 to raise awareness and funds to
The Middle East is the second-largest source of LPG in the world. Cargoes there continue to be largely blocked. This sounds ominous for global VLGC demand, yet VLGC equities have been star performers
