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Nav Station acquires Busfield Marine
The New Zealand marine electronics specialist hopes to establish operational synergies with the 25-year-old brokerage firm
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Earls Court show returns to London
The Earls Court Boat Show returns this year as the Sail, Power & Watersports Show, running from November 26-30.
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Informa Yacht Group acquires PIMEX
The Phuket International Marine Expo (PIMEX) is said to be the largest boat show in South East Asia
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Cobia suspends operations in North Carolina
Sixty-eight employees have been furloughed, while Cobia production has been shifted to Maverick's facilities in Florida
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C&N Marinas receives Cesme handover
The Turkish government has officially handed Cesme Marina over to its new owner, Camper & Nicholsons Marinas
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DMCA and Dubai Police join forces
The two parties are to implement specialised regulations for maritime registration and licensing
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Public to vote in BMEA awards
The British Marine Electronics Association (BMEA) has announced that this year's Waterside Dealer and Product of the Year Awards are to be judged by members of the public
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Ken Cook Co appoints account executive
Dave Ortiz has 20 years' experience in the boating industry, including technical writing, engineering and business development
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Sirocco opens Gold Coast showroom
Sirocco Marine, an Australian manufacturer and importer of inflatable boats, has opened a new showroom in Coomera
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Beijing to hold boat and marina development show in November
The three-day show will be held to promote boating in China's northern cities
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Chris-Craft lays off 40 workers in Florida plant
The builder has also halted production in its NC facility, and is using it for R&D
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Sunreef yachts | Pioneering Pole cats
In the historic shipyards of Gdansk a French-owned boatbuilder has struck gold by pioneering a new, and as-yet sparsely populated, market niche for cruising flybridge catamarans over 18m (60ft).
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Design | Swedish retro: Back to the future
While wooden boats continue to hold a romantic attraction for us all, maintenance remains a major drawback. In response to this tricky dilemma one Swedish businessman has decided to launch a line of wooden classics — which will have GRP hulls.
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Application News | Garmin installation: Black boxes blackballed
With a full suite of marine instruments operated on ‘intelligent’ touch-screen displays, Garmin is now offering easy-to-fit and fully-featured navigation systems that promise to save installation time.
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Propulsion | Mochi hybrid: Silent running
Ferretti’s new Mochi Long Range 23 expedition yacht makes hybrid drive a reality for production boats.
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Technology | Digital switching: High-wire act
Marine electrical systems still tend to be made with conventional wiring even though advanced alternatives have been available for years. But at this autumn’s shows expect to see decentralised circuit protection, remote solid state relay switching — and electronic ‘bus’ systems.
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Marine business latest stock price review
In this week's share price review, MarineMax and Johnson report lower figures, Garmin and Teleflex report rises in sales and profits, and Twin Disc reports lower sales but higher profits
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Industry Insider | West Marine CEO: Geoff Eisenberg
With trading conditions the worst they have been in over a decade, West Marine’s new CEO is drastically overhauling the US marine accessories retailer in a bid to stem rising financial losses
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Elvstrm Sobstad changes name
The Danish sailmaker is to revert to its original name, Elvstrm Sails, as of August 1, 2008
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SNAPSHOT | EASTERN EUROPE: Boating in the Baltics
Over the last 15 years, both Latvia and Estonia have been experiencing almost explosive economic growth. And with the prosperity, luxuries — including pleasure boating — have at last become possible
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