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Impact of Miami show exceeds $800 million
FORT MYERS – A just-released analysis has put the economic impact of the 2005 Miami International Boat Show & Strictly…
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MESCO/Seacoast show sets records
THOROFARE, N.J. – Marine Equipment & Supply Co. and Seacoast Distributors again set records at their recent 42nd Dealer Trade…
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Cruisers and Rampage restructure departments
OCONTO, Wis. – In line with Cruisers Yachts’ and Rampage Sport Fishing Yachts’ aggressive growth strategies, KCS International, the parent…
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MRAA Convention draws record attendance
LAS VEGAS – The Marine Retailers Association of America is reporting record attendance at its 2005 convention, which kicked off…
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FLIBS reports stronger than expected sales
FORT LAUDERDALE – There is “no question” that organizers made the right decision in going ahead with a rescheduled Fort…
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Slip shortage a bigger issue in Katrina’s wake
BILOXI, Miss. – As boat owners who sent their vessels upriver to safety before Hurricane Katrina begin to bring them…
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Sarasota County residents vote on access tax
NOKOMIS, Fla. – Another marina in Southwest Florida was lost yesterday as demolition of the Dona Bay Marina began as…
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ACR/Inmarsat strike deal
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – Safety and survival technology manufacturer ACR Electronics, Inc., has reached an agreement to sell more than…
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Seattle Boat Show expands further
SEATTLE – The Seattle Boat Show, including the Lake Union Boats Afloat Show, has expanded and will offer its largest-ever…
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Yamaha U on pace for record graduates
LAS VEGAS – With two sessions to go, and very strong early enrollment numbers, Yamaha University’s series of Strategic Dealer…
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