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Trade shows: How many is too many?
The National Marine Manufacturers Association (NMMA) announced this morning that it’s combining its Marine Aftermarket Accessories Trade Show (MAATS) with…
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Do Mercury and Brett Favre have something in common?
Mercury's will-it-or-won't-it decision to move jobs to Oklahoma is starting to resemble the summer saga of another Wisconsin institution: Brett…
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Fountain looks to rebound after bankruptcy
The news coming out of Fountain Powerboats hasn't been good for a while, but this week it got a little…
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New boats for a new economy
I was driving in the car yesterday when a story came on National Public Radio about Columbia, Ky.-based houseboat builder…
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The promise of boating
By Peter Granata, President, Granata Design and the Marine Design Resource Alliance — As a kid on summer vacation, there…
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After 70 years, is Mercury leaving home?
Mercury Marine was founded in 1939 in Cedarburg, Wis. Is it time to leave the state where it all began?
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Hidden Profits In Online Advertising: Don’t Miss The Boat
As the years move on, it becomes more and more apparent how big of a part the Internet is going…
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We have clunkers too
I was recently forwarded an e-mail discussion between two dealers, both of which said that the government’s Cash for Clunkers…
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Is Boating Nearing Its Inflection Point?
Certainly new boat sales have suffered over the past several years, and the current economic recession is inflating the problem.…
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It’s time to stop “duckin’ bullets”
By Peter Granata, President, Granata Design and the Marine Design Resource Alliance — There’s a new bandwagon pulling into town,…
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