Light, sweet crude oil opened below $100 this morning, at $95.80, in trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
It closed Friday at $101.18.
Oil reached its 52-week high in July, selling at $147.35. Last Sept. 14, it was selling at $73.18, its 52-week low.
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Tom Hutchinson, founder of Future Fibres, died recently after a kite-surfing accident on the Isle of Wight in the U.K.
Bradley Shane Watson and his wife took multiple deposits for boat sales that did not happen, according to prosecutors.
The company continues its push into the saltwater fishing market.
The New York Yacht Club’s AC75 is being prepared for sea trials.
Moonen is purchased by an industrialist from Australia.
Apex President Mark Dupuie on why he acquired the Polar Kraft brand in a softer aluminum market.
“Production will flatten but won’t be terrible,” says NMMA President Thom Dammrich. “We’ll be at the same level as spring 2019.”
