On the heels of this data, the Federal Reserve increased the benchmark interest rate by 0.25%, further exacerbating the confidence conundrum. While many upper-end boat buyers still have the means to ...

Net sales of $1.45 billion were up 7% year-over-year, and the company adjusted its full-year guidance.

An estimated 57 million Americans, roughly 18% of the U.S. population, went fishing in 2025, down from 57.9 million in 2024, the first year-over-year decline since 2021, according to the American ...

Marine Marketers of America is accepting entries for the 2026 Neptune Awards for marketing communications. The Neptune Awards recognize excellence across 22 categories. Click here to view the ...

Following several years of capacity audiences, the Women in the Marine Industry International Panel & Networking Breakfast returns to Metstrade Nov. 18, with an exceptional lineup of female leaders ...

Brunswick Corp. will better address changing market preferences and evolving demographics with its Sea Ray brand as it moves to shut down its yacht and sport yacht division and continue to emphasize ...

Oyster Harbors Marine is a premier full-service boatyard and marina, known for providing world-class sales and service to the boating community in New England. With ...

As part of the Marine Ideas Exchange held during IBEX, the CEOs spoke about philanthropy and using their companies as forces for good.

Safe Harbor is the largest owner and operator of marinas in the world. As a fast-growing company, Safe Harbor cultivates a team dynamic of passionate individuals led by the sharpest minds in the ...

The Marine Retailers Association of the Americas is about to launch the biggest change in the Marine Industry Certified Dealership Program since its inception in 2005 by unveiling an all-new ...

The online sniping and dockside speculation began almost immediately in early August, when Safe Harbor Marinas announced that it had reached an agreement to acquire MarineMax in a deal estimated to be ...

Mark Richards says that when he took over Grand Banks Yachts 11 years ago, the company’s Malaysia factory needed more than a little work. “The tools were dead. The machinery was dead. No gardens. No ...