Crownline Boats cuts jobs in Illinois
June 11, 2013
Crownline Boats is laying off 206 employees from its Illinois plant, citing “unusual and calamitous weather patterns throughout large areas of the United States.” The
Crownline Boats is laying off 206 employees from its Illinois plant, citing “unusual and calamitous weather patterns throughout large areas of the United States.” The
Crownline Boats announced production is cancelled today because of an early-morning ventilation fire on Wednesday. No injuries were reported. “Crownline Boats is announcing that production
Lawyers for five victims of a fatal 2009 Easter boat crash in Palm Valley, Fla., settled their lawsuit against the boatbuilder. Terms of the settlement
The new owners of Crownline Boats say they expect to restart production in six to eight weeks, with plans to have models in time for
Crownline Boats has been purchased and will resume production in the near future, the company announced today. Tony Zielinski, owner of Leisure Properties, and Dave
An auction that was scheduled to take place this morning in Chicago for the assets of Crownline Boats has been “postponed indefinitely,” according to a
A sale of Crownline Boats’ assets is set for 10 a.m. Aug. 7 in Chicago. According to the Chicago Tribune, the assets to be sold
Nautic Global Group, the manufacturer of Rinker Boats and Godfrey Marine brands, entered into a non-binding letter of intent to acquire the assets of Crownline
Crownline Boats is laying off 206 employees from its Illinois plant, citing “unusual and calamitous weather patterns throughout large areas of the United States.” The
Crownline Boats announced production is cancelled today because of an early-morning ventilation fire on Wednesday. No injuries were reported. “Crownline Boats is announcing that production
Lawyers for five victims of a fatal 2009 Easter boat crash in Palm Valley, Fla., settled their lawsuit against the boatbuilder. Terms of the settlement
The new owners of Crownline Boats say they expect to restart production in six to eight weeks, with plans to have models in time for
Crownline Boats has been purchased and will resume production in the near future, the company announced today. Tony Zielinski, owner of Leisure Properties, and Dave
An auction that was scheduled to take place this morning in Chicago for the assets of Crownline Boats has been “postponed indefinitely,” according to a
A sale of Crownline Boats’ assets is set for 10 a.m. Aug. 7 in Chicago. According to the Chicago Tribune, the assets to be sold
Nautic Global Group, the manufacturer of Rinker Boats and Godfrey Marine brands, entered into a non-binding letter of intent to acquire the assets of Crownline
