All USA articles – Page 12
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NewsCaterpillar reports record quarterly revenues
The engine manufacturer posted record second-quarter sales and revenues, with its Power and Energy division reporting strong growth on higher volumes in North America and Asia-Pacific
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Green TechnologiesCheap magnesium from seawater
With magnesium being used for freshwater anodes, electrolysing seawater could bring the price per metric tonne down from US$ 2,340 to just US$107
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ArticleNational Composites Week 24-28 August 2026
A US-based initiative seeks to celebrate the advances being made across all sectors of the composites industry, and boat builders are invited to take part
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HydrogenSolar hydrogen modules exceed 10%
The technology to turn sunlight directly into hydrogen without the need for a separate electrolyser has achieved a major milestone in Australia
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HydrogenSaudi’s 600-tonnes-a-day green hydrogen plant
The world’s largest green hydrogen plant is nearing the commissioning stage, potentially providing the maritime sector with a vast resource of renewable fuel
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NewsHonda reports record Q1 profits despite power products segment declines in North America
Honda has raised its full-year financial outlook following a strong first quarter, with higher revenues across several key business segments helping offset softer North American demand in its power products segment
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NewsLittelfuse Q2 results exceed expectations
Carling Technologies parent reports 20% YoY revenue growth, 56% YoY gain in net income in strong second quarter
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NewsNimbus gains nearly 43% in US market share among Scandinavian brands
Rising brand awareness and consumer demand for differentiated products beyond traditional categories are said to be driving growth
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NewsABYC promotes Brian Goodwin to standards and compliance VP
US recreational boating standards body expands senior leadership
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DeckingLighter and more sustainable decks
Whilst teak remains the choice of purists, many boat builders are now selecting lighter and greener timber and synthetic alternatives
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NewsMyers reports strong Q2
Higher revenues and profits highlight second quarter earnings for US plastics manufacturer
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ElectrificationMarine electronics investment drives new wave of innovation
Bold investment in the marine electronics sector is being rewarded by rapidly developing high-tech products delivering safer and easier boating
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MarinasSeattle marina plans multi-operator charter terminal
US$11.8m redevelopment will convert former lumber facility into passenger terminal, workspaces and public waterfront facility
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MarinasSafe Harbor withdraws expansion plans for Massachusetts marina
Operator withdraws application following local opposition as future of Onset Bay redevelopment remains uncertain
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MarinasGulf Star Marina serves as prototype for new marina development firm
The marina in Fort Myers Beach has become the first fully automated, multiple-deep dry stack marina, providing the blueprint for Marina Partners’ new approach to marina development and management
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NewsInventory control leads US dealers to higher margins on lower revenue
Two leading US boat retailers reported higher profit margins despite lower revenue in the fiscal third quarter, crediting strict inventory controls for their improved performance
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NewsCummins raises 2026 guidance on record second-quarter sales
YoY growth across all operating divisions deliver second quarter results that exceed expectations for US engine builder
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NewsSales, profits jump for Johnson Outdoors with strong Q3
Gains in fishing and diving segments offset decreases in watercraft recreation for US equipment manufacturer
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NewsFHG Marine Engineering acquires Scott Marine Power
South Florida marine services group adds Fort Lauderdale-based propulsion specialist with MAN, Scania and Yanmar sales and service capabilities
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NewsAutograph Yacht Group strengthens Fort Lauderdale team
US brokerage hires former superyacht captain with experience in new-build oversight, refit programmes and large-yacht sales









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