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In the wake of Wilma...
IBI tracks status of South Florida marine companies affected by Hurricane Wilma
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Brunswick on track for record earnings in 2005
Sales up 13 per cent in third quarter despite slump in US consumer confidence and high fuel prices
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New sponsor for IPC Media Marine awards
Veneziani, an Italian producer of marine antifoulings, coatings and paints, has been made a key category sponsor of next year's IPC Media Marine Awards
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Mercury settles EPA fine
The engine builder will pay a US$40,000 fine and fund three environmental projects totaling more than US$163,000 at its Fond du Lac aluminium production facility
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Sunsail opens new sailing school
Sunsail, a UK provider of flotilla sailing and yacht charter holidays worldwide, has opened a new sailing school in the British Virgin Islands
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Marathon talks end Spanish fishing boat blockades
Deal on fuel subsidies finally reached after blokades bring maritime activity to a halt in ports across Spain
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Technology forum to focus on core installation
European Boatbuilder Technology Forum to feature seminar on the effect of core installation on laminate properties
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Wilma sinks hundreds of boats in Miami-Dade and Broward Counties
A survey of marinas and businesses shows destruction on par with 1992's Hurricane Andrew
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Blockades compound marina problems in Spain
As the iron will of the Spanish fishermen to maintain their grip on maritime activity in Denia intensifies, more and more pleasure craft are being caught up in the chaos
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Reverso down but not out
Reverso Pumps in Ft Lauderdale, reassures customers it's still in business, despite Wilma knocking out its electricity and telephone services
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Boat Showrooms to act as AICON agent
Boat Showrooms, a UK company that specialises in new boat sales, has been made the sole distributor of AICON motoryachts in the UK and Balearic Islands
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Strictly Sail St Petersburg gets new location
This year's Strictly Sail St Petersburg exhibition in Florida will be held at Spa Beach Park, which is located at the base of St Petersburg Pier
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Business as usual at Unified Marine
The Florida-based manufacturer of marine accessories is back in business just one day after Hurricane Wilma pummelled the region with winds of up to 120mph
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Navionics hires Scandinavian area manager
Navionics, an Italian manufacturer of electronic navigational charts, has appointed Jens Kristiansen as the company's new area manager for Scandinavia
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West Marine reports 71 per cent drop in quarterly profit, cuts 2005 earnings guidance
Citing store closures due to hurricane damage, the national retailer said it would cut orders from marine accessories manufacturers for the remainder of the year
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Boatbuilders give mixed reviews to rescheduled Ft Lauderdale show
Some boatbuilders have cancelled altogether, others are still going. Many wonder about the show's timing and whether consumers will turn up
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RIBEX 2006 dates announced
RIBEX 2006 is to run from May 12-14 next year at Cowes Yacht Haven on the UK's Isle of Wight
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Alshaya Marine appoints new manager
Alshaya Marine in the Middle East has appointed Mohamed Saleem as the group's new executive manager, effective immediately
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Reporting higher sales and profits, Marine Products Corporation says it will cut back smaller models this month
The decision to reduce production on smaller Chaparral boats is due to falling consumer confidence, hurricanes and higher fuel prices. The company expects lower fourth-quarter sales compared to the same quarter of '04
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MarineMax reports record 2005, but lowers guidance for fiscal 2006
Sales increased 24 per cent for fiscal 2005, and profits were up 29 per cent for the year, but the national boat retailer lowered its guidance for 2006 because of hurricane-related damage to stores and sales