From factory openings to production milestones to the launch of new boats, the marine industry makes news in numerous ways. Trade Only follows developments wherever they occur.
Some say Google’s latest response to the online retail giant is a potential windfall for independent businesses.
The Miami Heat’s Dion Waiters told the team he was unavailable to play because he was ill.
The company sees “significant opportunity in the Americas.”
Scientists have decoded the great white shark’s genome and compared it to those from a variety of other vertebrates, including humans.
The federal government will continue to fund the Bureau of Economic Analysis’ Outdoor Recreation Satellite Account.
Vesper Marine will work with Total Marine Supply to distribute its safety products.
The couple was detained in Cuba and returned to the U.S. after stealing a 40-foot catamaran for their honeymoon.
This year’s ride goes through the Great Smoky Mountains.
A California yacht club that discovered it couldn’t serve meals to the Coast Guard during the government shutdown looks to change ethics rules.
John Norton remains president, and three new members start three-year terms.
Naked Warrior Project fishing tournament seeks to help injured SEALs in their recovery.
Company says it does not have funds to pay creditors.
Australian marine insurer’s YouTube channel hit milestone in December.
Siemens executive tells Politico that its “alternative learning model” could be adopted by other manufacturers.
Triskel Marine, the overall winner, also won the 2018 DAME award at Metstrade.
An on-the-job trainee starts his fourth year in the industry.
The communities of Oakland County have more registered boats than any other county in Michigan.
Meeting, awards and socializing to take place at Pier 66 in Fort Lauderdale.
Paris court rules that current contract between the French marine industry association and organizer Reed Expo is void.
Lavle USA, a joint venture between U.S. and Japanese companies, provides sustainable solutions for the maritime and renewable energy sectors.
Agency will provide public relations and other services.
International Maritime Organization targeting 50 percent reduction in emissions by 2050.