All Boatbuilders articles – Page 436
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Brunswick extends relocation offers to 43 Cabo workers
Those workers can relocate to its New Bern, North Carolina facility when Cabo's facility in California closes at the end of the year
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Honorary Accolade for Chris Gates and Princess Yachts
Princess MD receives Honorary Doctorate of Business from University of Plymouth in recognition for services to local business
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Hanse Yachts Group in deal with Simrad
Hanse, Moody, Dehler and Fjord yachts to be supplied with Simrad and Lowrance brands
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Florida Brunswick facility to lay off more than 100 workers
The laid-off employees account for about a quarter of the Palm Coast facility's total workforce
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Stringray names VP of global sales
Mark Skeen joins US boatbuilder Stingray Boat Company as vice president of global sales
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Sea Ray to lengthen winter furloughs
Two Knoxville-area facilities will have extended shutdowns through the fall
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New player enters medium-sized sail boat market
Composite Mouldings (CML) based in Southampton, UK launches 14 metre performance cruiser
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Riviera CEO issues statement on future of company
John Anderson gives update on Australian boatbuilder's restructuring
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CG Telemar integrates and expands Telemar Yachting
CG Telemar group's yachting activities to be consolidated under the Telemar Yachting brand
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Ferretti presents year results at Cannes
'Cautiously optimistic' Ferretti Group reports growth in its order portfolio and a turnover of more than 500m for 2009/2010
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Pearl names new Asian dealership
Ocean Bright Marine will represent the Pearl Motor Yachts range in Hong Kong and Macau
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Scout Boats adds three dealers
Dealers in Texas, Turkey and French Guiana will now sell the South Carolina boat line
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New director at Brunswick Marine Europe
Hans Roelants has been chosen to lead the Brunswick Marine operations in Belgium, the Netherlands and Germany
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Washington builder gets fresh start
After being forced to shut down SeaSport boats this spring, the Lindhout brothers have a new venture called Triton Marine Industries









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