Industry leaders shrug off Brexit
July 25, 2016
Other than a further price advantage for British-built boats, few expect the U.K. vote to impact the U.S. market over the long term
Other than a further price advantage for British-built boats, few expect the U.K. vote to impact the U.S. market over the long term
Plenty of Americans want to buy a house this spring, and more families and single people acquired a previously owned home in April than the month before despite rising prices and a shortage of houses for sale.
A waning international appetite for American-made goods held back the nation’s economic growth during the third quarter, government data released Thursday morning show, a side
With a broad, ambitious campaign to attract more people to boating, the marine industry has waited for the sluggish U.S. economy to return to its
House and Senate negotiators unveiled an $85 billion agreement late Tuesday to fund federal agencies through the fall of 2015, averting another government shutdown and
Dealers start to see improved sales as customers decide to hit the water despite uncertain economy Boaters have had enough bad news, and that’s a
The U.S. economic recovery is expected to gain momentum during the rest of the year, according to economists surveyed by The Wall Street Journal. On
The latest indicators show the economy is finally on the mend, but economic experts and government officials caution that it will be a slow recovery.
The economy contracted more than expected in the first quarter, as gross domestic product fell at an annual rate of 6.1 percent. This follows a
After three months of declines, including an all-time low in February, the Consumer Confidence Index was relatively unchanged in March, according to the latest report
Other than a further price advantage for British-built boats, few expect the U.K. vote to impact the U.S. market over the long term
Plenty of Americans want to buy a house this spring, and more families and single people acquired a previously owned home in April than the month before despite rising prices and a shortage of houses for sale.
A waning international appetite for American-made goods held back the nation’s economic growth during the third quarter, government data released Thursday morning show, a side
With a broad, ambitious campaign to attract more people to boating, the marine industry has waited for the sluggish U.S. economy to return to its
House and Senate negotiators unveiled an $85 billion agreement late Tuesday to fund federal agencies through the fall of 2015, averting another government shutdown and
Dealers start to see improved sales as customers decide to hit the water despite uncertain economy Boaters have had enough bad news, and that’s a
The U.S. economic recovery is expected to gain momentum during the rest of the year, according to economists surveyed by The Wall Street Journal. On
The latest indicators show the economy is finally on the mend, but economic experts and government officials caution that it will be a slow recovery.
The economy contracted more than expected in the first quarter, as gross domestic product fell at an annual rate of 6.1 percent. This follows a
After three months of declines, including an all-time low in February, the Consumer Confidence Index was relatively unchanged in March, according to the latest report
