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Lombard reports strong growth in 2008
Lombard Marine Finance has reported a 14 per cent increase in business over the last 12 months
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US boat retail sales fall nearly 30 per cent in November
Info-Link reports that sales in bellwether states were off by 28 per cent in the 12-month period through November compared to the previous year
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Steve Schultz retires after 30-year career with Interlux
The executive vice president had become a well-known personality in the industry
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Halyard reports strong second-half sales
The UK's Halyard Marine has reported a 9.3 per cent jump in sales from July to December 2008 to 3.2m
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Union backs superyacht crew
Nautilus UK, the union that protects the interests of those who sail as crew aboard superyachts, has increased the maximum amount available to members for legal assistance
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Ferretti names Pershing CEO
Italy's Ferretti Group has appointed Paolo Favilla as the new CEO of Ferretti boat brand Pershing SpA
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Southern Wind chooses Sea-Fire Marine
South Africa's Southern Wind Shipyard has chosen Sea-Fire Marine's fire suppression systems for use onboard its latest SW 100 DS sailboats
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Work continues at Devonport shipyard
Work continues unabated at the UK-based yard, despite the recent announcement that the builder is to withdraw from the superyacht sector
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Genmar to re-enter the aluminium field with a fibreglass boat
Genmar says FinCraft will have a lower price point than the aluminium brands it is targeting
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Breaking news: Brunswick sells Albemarle Boats
Scott McLaughlin, a North Carolina businessman, purchases the sportfishing brand for an undisclosed sum
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Brunswick to shut down Sea Ray facility
Production from the Riverview plant will be transferred to other facilities in the US and Mexico
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Boaters and environmental groups sue EPA over Chesapeake Bay water quality
Chesapeake Bay Foundation, Maryland Saltwater Sportsman's Association and other boating groups say the federal agency has not lived up to promises to clean the Bay
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Furrion names new vice president
Mark Curry, Furrion's sales manager for North America, has been promoted to the role of vice president
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British yachtsmen complain of 'heavy handed' tax
British boat owners with moorings in Spain are complaining of 'heavy handed' tactics employed by regional authorities as they impose new import duties on foreign-owned yachts
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Sunseeker moves into aluminium production
The UK boatbuilder is to begin building boats in aluminium, enabling the company to construct vessels in excess of 52m (170ft)
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Bainbridge extends SailForce relationship
Bainbridge Marine has chosen long-standing partner SailForce to promote its entire product range in the UK and Ireland
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2010 PIMEX to start a month later
With a 50 per cent decrease in attendance last month caused by anti-government protests at Bangkok's airports, organisers decide to move the Phuket show to early January
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GME receives Canadian type approval
The Australian manufacturer of marine electronics has secured Industry Canada approval for its MT403 Accusat range of EPIRBs
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BRP to leverage technology across brands
The company says it will act "proactively and prudently" during the current downturn
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Raymarine issues trading update
Like-for-like sales at Raymarine are expected to be down by around 13 per cent in 2008 compared to the previous year