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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Pleasure Cove Marina in Napa will continue Suntex’s expansion into California.
Experts warn it could be the last chance to overturn Section 232 tariffs on common alloy aluminum sheet.
Freshwater fishing-boat sales led all categories, up 9.1 percent.
Angler’s Port Marine of Warsaw, Mo., received the Lowe Boats Model Year 2018 President’s Award and was recognized as one of Lowe’s top-three performing dealers in overall sales for the model year with more than $5 million in sales.
The National Park Service is considering options for restricting personal watercraft use in Gulf Islands National Seashore.
Companies groom workers in high school.
The RV industry will soon be poaching skilled technicians via a new, multi-million-dollar training program. Here’s how to keep your techs in your dealership.
Florida Trend magazine said the Orlando company is the 13th fastest-growing company on its list of 225 Florida firms.