Nathan Miller

Journalist · Business

Nathan Miller

Editor-in-chief. Covers politics, technology and regulation.

In the newsroom since 2026 Business · World

31 articles

Large stock ticker screen with green and red numbers above a financial street Markets

Riverton stocks hit record high as tech companies report strong profits

The main RX30 index rose 2.4 percent to close above 4,000 points for the first time, led by chip and software firms riding demand for AI.

Sep 25, 2026
Gas pipeline crossing snow-covered mountains under a bright sun Premium Energy

New pipeline deal promises cheaper gas for households this winter

A ten-year agreement to boost flows through the Greywater mountain pipeline could cut average household gas bills by 6 to 9 percent from December.

Sep 24, 2026
Leaders seated behind a long table in front of many national flags at a press conference, cameras in the foreground Summit

Climate finance summit ends with joint pledge, but campaigners say it falls short

Delegations from 46 countries agreed in Port Alden to raise adaptation funding for vulnerable regions, without setting a binding figure or deadline.

Sep 17, 2026
Busy container port with cranes loading ships at dusk Economy

Shipping costs fall for the first time in a year, raising hopes of cheaper goods

The price of moving a container has dropped by about 18 percent since summer. Economists say shoppers could feel the difference by spring.

Sep 12, 2026
Military helicopter landing at a dusty base at sunset Conflict

Evacuation flights continue as aid groups call for safe corridors

Military helicopters have flown 1,240 citizens and aid workers out of a neighboring country's southern province in four days as fighting spreads.

Sep 6, 2026
Giant red and green stock market numbers glowing on screens across a city at night Premium Money

Five things to know before you invest your savings for the first time

Build an emergency fund first, understand risk, keep costs low and think long term: the basics that first-time investors most often skip.

Sep 4, 2026
Tank moving through a ruined town at sunset amid smoke and dust Premium Analysis

Why ceasefire talks in the long-running eastern conflict keep stalling

Three rounds of talks have collapsed this year. Diplomats point to disputed lines on the map, missing guarantees and leaders who fear peace more than war.

Sep 3, 2026