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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The educational Business of Boating Conference will be held in Foxboro, Mass., with in-person and remote attendance options.
Ben Noteboom is expected to be elected chair to succeed the retiring Nils Andersen.
“Boat Show Marketing” will recognize promotional efforts for shows, and entries will be accepted until Dec. 18.
Postponed during Covid, the event will include on-water training, networking opportunities and workshops.
The Michigan Boating Industries Association elected four new directors and named the officers who will serve next year. Also, the 2023 schedule for “Ladies Let’s Go Fishing!” is taking shape.
The Hong Kong-based builder added retail locations in Australia, Dubai, Singapore and Macau.
The Canadian builder will offer the telematics system, which provides tracking, monitoring and 24-7 service, on new models starting next year.
The company’s Boatyard and Boatzon units will operate under the new entity, New Wave Innovations.
