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Yacht Vision delegates prompt MCA review
The MCA's "Code of Practice for Safety" is to come under review after being slammed by delegates at Yacht Vision
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EPA signs amendment to soften MACT hammer
Companies given more time to submit MACT permit information
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Proposed board changes at Scania
Bernd Pischetsrieder is to be elected as new director of Scania
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Standard MerCruiser engines break 100mph barrier
A pair of standard production Mercury MerCruiser petrol sterndrives have powered a 30ft boat to speeds of over 100 mph
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Sunseeker launches new website
UK boatbuilder Sunseeker's sales group goes online with www.sunseeker.net
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Westlawn receives scholarship donation
Taylor Made makes donation to Westlawn's scholarship fund
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American Boat and Yacht Council makes annual awards
ABYC awards members who "serve the mission" of boating safety
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MTU records nine per cent growth
Engine manufacturer MTU reports 2001turnover of Euro 1.13 million, up by Euro 94 million on the previous year
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US Marine opens in Bulgaria
The first European production of Bayliner runabouts has commenced in Bulgaria in a former Cold War Soviet navy minesweeper factory
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Rallying cries by Spanish tourist authorities for more berths
Spanish tourist authorities on the Costa del Sol are appealing to government to relax marina expansion regulation in the region
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Maverick sues Pro-Line for copied hull
Maverick Boat files suit against Pro-Line Boats under the 1998 federal Vessel Hull Design Protection Act
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Marex switches directions again
Marex downsizes its staff and operations and looks to reduce overheads by 75 per cent.
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VT signs agreement with repair and refit yard
Vosper Thornycroft Marine Products signs service agreement with Astilleros de Mallorca
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Powerboat racing rights sold for GBP 1
The owner of the rights to professional powerboat racing, was sold by Television Corporation yesterday for GBP 1
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Diary mix-up could mean date change for London show
London Boat Show could be forced forward a week as its host double books the Earls Court venue
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Geelong to host world Sailing Summit
Australia's Geelong beats major rival Auckland to host 2003 Sailing Summit
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ZF Marine officially opens Chinese facility
Production has already started at ZF Marine's new factory in Zhuhai
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PWC organisation goes to court over proposed ban
The American Watercraft Association files suit to prevent impending ban of PWCs in National Recreation Areas
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Recreation USA faces second NASDAQ delisting
Troubled retailer Recreation USA falls foul of Nasdaq Listing Qualification's for second time, losing US$11 million in last quarter