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  • Is there competition in the boat market?

    Europe takes pride at being an open and competitive internal market but in the case of boats, is there fair competition? 16 May 2012 - Boating Business

  • Changes on the way in employment law

    The coalition has concentrated on examining and reforming existing employment legislation as part of its efforts to encourage business growth and economic recovery, says Allison Cook. 16 May 2012 - Boating Business

  • Focus on one fundamental

    Spring is here and, as you might imagine, statements about the market picking up are on the rise. 20 Apr 2012 - Boating Business

  • Nick Gill

    Every month Alice Driscoll, MD of ADPR Ltd, interviews an industry mover and shaker. This month is Nick Gill, chairman of Nottingham based clothing company Gill. 20 Apr 2012 - Boating Business

  • Looking to the east

    UK companies exporting to the world are faced with their biggest market, Europe, in the midst of crisis of confidence. 20 Apr 2012 - Boating Business

  • Looking overseas

    As we all very well know, the boating industry has been hit hard by the ongoing crisis in Europe. 20 Apr 2012 - Boating Business

  • The case study

    When you’ve completed a major project or developed an exciting new process and announced it to the world, the period in which you get publicity for it can often seem all too short. 20 Apr 2012 - Boating Business

  • The euro fallout – will it affect you?

    Has your business taken adequate steps to protect it from any future eurozone currency changes, asks Stephen Sidkin? For many, the question on their lips is which country will be the first to exit the eurozone. 20 Apr 2012 - Boating Business

  • 2012 Budget – sticking to the course

    Delivering his budget, the Chancellor of the Exchequer stated: “We must stick to the course. So there will be no deficit funded giveaways today.” So, says Jeff Webber, he presented a Budget that is “fiscally neutral over the five year period”. 20 Apr 2012 - Boating Business

  • Will 50% be enough?

    In a move designed to attract lots of sailing boats to the Tullett Prebon London Boat Show, National Boat Shows (NBS) is offering boatbuilders and dealers up to 50% off their space costs. 20 Apr 2012 - Boating Business

  • Slipping down the world league

    While manufacturing output in the UK might be holding steady, it is a fact that the UK is slipping down the world manufacturing league table in terms of percentage of GDP. 27 Mar 2012 - Boating Business

  • This was not a vintage London Boat Show

    The final press release had National Boat Shows (NBS) MD Murray Ellis saying they had kept the ‘wow’ factor in the show. 27 Mar 2012 - Boating Business

  • What will the Tullett Prebon London Boat Show bring us?

    Described by Murray Ellis, NBS MD, as a ‘compact’ show, this year’s London Boat Show runs in uncertain economic climes. 27 Mar 2012 - Boating Business

  • End of life boats

    A boat's end of life is a topic that is being recurrently discussed in the industry in Europe. 27 Mar 2012 - Boating Business

  • Electromagnetic compatibility

    The International Council of Marine Industry Association’s (ICOMIA) recommended practices on Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) compliance for small craft has been submitted. 27 Mar 2012 - Boating Business


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