Industry veteran and his two sons will offer tooling for molds and plugs.
Eric Colby looks at a techy collaborative pontoon project.
The next generation of boat designers is having a sizable impact on the future of boating.
Fred Ross, a trucking magnate, takes on boatbuilding with the purchase of Iconic Marine.
The organization says wakesurf boats should not be restricted from the Willamette River.
The Florida facility had been closed since being damaged during Hurricane Matthew in 2016.
Eric and Brian Davis said they wanted to “change the outboard market” with their high-horsepower engines.
The company said it will be able to build 250 boats a year at the Medley, Fla., plant and headquarters.
Yamaha president Ben Speciale says the company considered a range of factors when it developed the 425-hp outboard.
The purchase includes a 34-foot outboard catamaran and a 24-foot center console.
The Dubai-based superyacht builder plans a U.S. campaign after winning best of show at FLIBS.
FB Design carries on after the death of Fabio Buzzi.
Manley Feinberg, who turned Build-A-Bear Workshop into a retail giant, played guitar and used rock climbing as a metaphor for how to run businesses.
Former boatbuilder and charter captain teaches the class.
Boattest.com’s new leasing service is designed to let owners lease their boats in a fractional-style program.
A Washington boaters’ group purchases a marina, with the intent of rebuilding and donating it for public use.
Mercury Marine president Chris Drees discusses technology integration initiatives, why outboards will only get bigger and why game days can turn his home into a Big 10 battleground.
If the upcoming IMO rules on diesel emissions for large yachts take effect in 2021, they could have a negative impact not only on yacht builders’ order books, but they could also devastate their workforces.
Jeff Harris spent nearly 20 years with Fountain Powerboats before returning to parent company Iconic Marine Group as COO.
In 2019, there were more than 70 algal blooms in the state.
Ilmor Engineering president Paul Ray on IndyCars, Viper engines and how to move from go-fast engines to sterndrives.
The University of Maine makes a giant leap forward for boat manufacturing.
The founder of Hustler Powerboats was seen as an innovator in the performance segment.
MJM Yachts’ new plant in North Carolina will create 207 jobs. The company, according to CEO Peter Johnstone, will also continue to build boats at Boston Boatworks.
Viking’s Pat Healey writes to the U.S. State Department, saying pending emissions regulations could cause thousands of job losses, while an entire segment of boats from 90- to 120-ft could be “wiped out.”
Despite tariff relief talk from China, Marquis CEO Rob Parmentier says he can’t deliver boats to Europe and import duties from China have forced him to raise prices three times this year.
NMMA calls the programs “vital to promoting and protecting boating access.”
Entrants can submit in three categories, aluminum fishing boats, fiberglass fishing boats and pontoons.
Suit alleges impairment due to alcohol and drugs.
Companies provide case studies on how they train new employees.
The insurer said that because the repairs “contributed” to the sinking, the policy “excludes the claimed loss. The judge agreed.
The Full Utilization of the Harbor Maintenance Trust Fund Act would invest revenues to be used for dredging and other projects.
Senior vice president and CFO Martin Bjuve will take the helm in January.
The Brunswick Corp. subsidiary continues to move forward with systems integration.
“We’re in an era of acceleration, and we see disruption as an opportunity,” said Brenna Preisser, president of Brunswick’s new Business Acceleration division.