Greg Miller is the Managing Editor at KCTV5. He specializes in supply chain and logistics, covering topics such as energy trading, renewable energy, and transportation management, with a keen focus on regional interest and world news across various regions including LATAM and APAC. Greg's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Washington Post, The New Yorker, and FreightWaves, among others.
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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.
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By: Greg Miller, Steve Hendrix
LONDON - British Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced Monday that he will resign, succumbing to pressure from lawmakers within his own Labour Party, after crushing losses in nationwide local elections last month triggered a mutiny.
By: Greg Miller
The Strait of Hormuz isn’t open yet, but the chance that it might be soon — even if it’s a partial reopening — is a magnet for VLCC tonnage, pumping up spot rates at other loading ports around the globe
By: Greg Miller
"The institutions that will flourish are those that know exactly who they are, whom they serve, and why they exist," Malone University's president writes.
By: Greg Miller, Susannah George
After surviving months of strikes by the U.S. and Israel, the Iranian regime has emerged emboldened, contradicting Trump’s claim of accomplishing “regime change.”
By: Greg Miller
Yanbu fixtures to Asia used to be just over $100,000 per day. They are now $230,000 per day, according to Clarksons
Crude tanker stocks are up 15% over the past month; product tanker stocks are up 13%. In contrast, the SPDR ETF tracking the S&P 500 is down 2%
By: Greg Miller
Crude and product tanker markets are now constantly changing in unpredictable ways, requiring increased focus on operational nimbleness
Baltic Exchange's Black Sea-Med suezmax index is at $320,585 per day, up 58% week on week and 82% month on month
By: Greg Miller
VLCC rates holding firm at over $100,000 per day; suezmaxes just below $100,000 per day with exception of Black Sea-Med route, which has skyrocketed to $337,728 per day
By: Greg Miller
Hunting deer in the big woods is still a challenge worth pursuing
