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Canadian government halts registration requirements for small vessels
Owners of thousands of canoes, kayaks and sailboats are spared paperwork and government fees
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Southern Spars worker dies in rigging accident
Andrew Pelletier struck by cable under pressure after fitting fails
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Piracy issues take centre stage at 3rd Asia Superyacht Conference
Participants will gather to discuss the threat posed to superyachts and their owners following recent piracy incidents in the Gulf of Aden
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Dometic Marine strengthens US sales team
Dan White has been appointed account manager for aftermarket sales in Florida
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Despite drop in visitors, Stockholm show deemed strong success
This year's Stockholm International Boat Show was bigger than last year with more exhibitors and greater levels of business
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Contentious new-boat pricing website goes live today
While potentially a boon to consumers, SeeDealerCost.com continues to attract criticism from US dealers for its “invoice” pricing model
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Sunseeker increases African presence
The company has appointed a new distributor in Lagos, Nigeria on the back of strong demand
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Actuant reports 24 per cent sales growth in Q2
The business segment with Marinco and Mastervolt also reported an increase in operating profits
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Wisconsin charter boat captain pleads guilty to bombing competitors’ boats
Joseph Sloma placed pipe bombs in two boats owned by competitors, causing a fire that destroyed other boats in a Wisconsin marina
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Japan’s multiple disasters hit petrochemical sector
Another resin supplier announces price increases
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BMF warns of future job cuts
The UK trade association is undergoing a "reorganisation" in response to tough economic conditions
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SP-High Modulus in supply agreement with 3M
The company's 3M Matrix Resin will be used in high-performance marine applications
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New CFO at Tognum
Dieter Royal, head of corporate finance at German propulsion specialist Tognum, replaces Joachim Coers as CFO in October
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Si-Tex confirms Japanese facilities and staff safe
But power outages and damage to Japan’s infrastructure will affect production in the short term
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New York City orders US$5m bulletproof boat against terrorist attacks
The 72ft performance boat, with a pressurized cabin to keep out contaminated air, can carry 30 officers
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US Department of Homeland Security releases “Small Vessel Security Implementation Plan”
The plan for protecting America's waters against terrorism includes the recreational boating community
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Cleanup efforts under way at tsunami-hit US marinas
But recovery costs keep rising for marinas in Hawaii, California and Oregon
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Volvo names Leif Johansson's replacement
Olof Persson, president of Volvo Construction Equipment in Sweden, is to take on the role of president and CEO of the Volvo Group on September 1
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Auckland's Wynyard Quarter nears completion
The city's new waterfront destination is due to completed in time for the 2011 Rugby World Cup
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US marine firms help with Queensland flood appeal
Aqualuma Marine Lighting and Win-Tron have joined forces to aid flood recovery in Australia