U.S. Boatbuilders cashing in on cheap dollar

Article Abstract:

With the dollar weakening against major foreign currencies, making U.S. made goods cheaper for overseas buyers, boat exports between February 2002 and October 2004 almost doubled, increasing from $531 million to $1.068 billion. U.S. boatbuilders, including the Orlando-based Regal Marine Industries Inc., Minneapolis-based Genmar Holdings Inc., and Knoxville-based Brunswick Corp., are enjoying increased export business and are also reinvesting the gains in their international operations.

Exports, Economic aspects

---

Marinas are hot properties in their own right

Article Abstract:

The rise in investments in marina properties by the marine industry, in view of their potential for profit-making, is discussed.

Management dynamics, Management, Company business management, Marinas

---

Similar abstracts:

• Abstracts: Understanding options makes retailers more profitable. Oklahoma retailers find their niche. The price depends on your homework
• Abstracts: 'Apathy' shuts down marketing lab early. Clean Marina Program begins in Florida. Is the media anti-boating? Yes, says speaker
• Abstracts: Albertson's expands Duckling program to a larger pond. Newgistics mail effort goes to the dogs. More personalization, customization help mail program double volume
• Abstracts: Milkoholics campaign drinks up Diamond Echo. Print ad program measures web push
• Abstracts: Creating media plans that click. Why are search engines so crucial for marketers? Search: Not just paid placement

This website is not affiliated with document authors or copyright owners. This page is provided for informational purposes only. Unintentional errors are possible.