The Federal Reserve lowered its expectations for economic growth through 2011, according to the minutes released Tuesday of the Federal Open Market Committee's meeting in early November.
Officials expect unemployment to remain near 9 percent at the end of next year, the forecast said, helping to explain what drove the central bank to take new action to boost the economy three weeks ago.
The Newport International Boat Show, which kicked off Thursday and ran through Sunday, attracted strong crowds and buyers.
The National Marine Manufacturers Association is speaking out against proposed tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese goods including fiberglass, inflatable boats, and trailer tires.
Mike Rice of Pelican Bay Boatworks in New Bern, N.C., considers himself and his company quite lucky to have had 10 inches of water in his shop in the aftermath of Hurricane Florence.
The Brunswick Foundation has named its Dealer Sons and Daughters Scholarship recipients for 2018.
The largest share of workers since 2001 quit their jobs in July as U.S. job openings rose to a new record high, according to the U.S. Department of Labor.
Nearly eight out of 10 buyers use Amazon more than any other marketplace to research and buy products.
The trade association calls on Congress and the EPA to change “current lax labeling” for E15 at the gas pump
Dealers will see results for the industry and their businesses.
New round of tariffs add to marine industry concerns.