All articles by Tony Esposito – Page 2
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NewsUS election raises questions about future of whale speed rule
Advocacy group files petition to amend or appeal
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NewsNMMA looks forward to working with new US Administration, Congress
National Marine Manufacturers Association issues statement congratulating President Elect Trump
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NewsSafe Harbor Marinas’ parent company restructures
Sun Communities chairman and CEO to retire; McLaren returns as president
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NewsTwin Disc has positive Q1 led by marine, Katsa Oy acquisition
Strong start to fiscal 2025 for US-based marine transmission specialist
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NewsYamaha FQ3 revenue up, income flat, marine sales down
The Japanese provider of power products has revised its operating income forecast for fiscal 2024 downwards
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NewsBelize reveals Blue Economy action plan
Included in the strategy are skills development programs for boatbuilders, tourism operators and more
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NewsBrunswick sees record sales, market share gains at FLIBS
The US boating giant set a number of new records at this year’s show
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NewsBack-to-back autumn storms caused US$100bn damage as marine businesses start to rebuild
Florida has seen some 400,000 insurance claims totalling more than US$4bn so far
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NewsBass Pro issues statement on plant consolidation
The company’s Tracker Marine brand will cease production in Oklahoma come January
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NewsViking unveils four new models at FLIBS
The US builder has also commissioned a movie to mark its 60-year anniversary
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Boatbuilding Materials & MachineryUS university breaks ground for 3D ‘factory of the future’
A 50,000ft2 Green Engineering and Materials (GEM) laboratory that will accelerate the production of 3D printed boats, renewable energy and transportation infrastructure has broken ground at the University of Maine (UM) in the US state of the same name
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NewsMarineMax sales down amid hurricane-related fallout
Q4 and full-year earnings for fiscal 2024 were negatively impacted by Helene and Milton
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NewsMalibu FQ1 results down across the board, but better than expected
CEO tells anaylsts that market share gains are being seen across all brands
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NewsTracker Marine to close Oklahoma manufacturing plant
The facility will cease operations in January with the loss of 148 jobs
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NewsMarineMax, Yacht Group collaborate on wireless docking
New partnership announced in time for the start of today’s FLIBS
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NewsA decade-long onslaught of technology awaits boaters at FLIBS
The largest leaps in technology have probably come from the development of smart and autonomous boats
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NewsConcession agreement for Greek marina set for Wednesday
The construction of a new megayacht marina in Corfu is one step closer to realisation
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NewsThe world arrives in Fort Lauderdale with hopes of a rising economic tide
The Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show (FLIBS) opens Wednesday as the largest in-water boat show and with hopes of bolstering a softening tourism trade in the “yachting capital of the world”. The show’s seven venues will host more than 1,000 exhibitors, 1,300 vessels and an expected 100,000 visitors and even ...
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