Feds seize yachts from Madoff
April 2, 2009
Federal marshals paid a visit to Roscioli Yachting Center in Davie, Fla., yesterday to seize a 55-foot yacht owned by Bernie Madoff, the financier who
Federal marshals paid a visit to Roscioli Yachting Center in Davie, Fla., yesterday to seize a 55-foot yacht owned by Bernie Madoff, the financier who
The Marine Retailers Association of America is joining the National Marine Manufacturers Association in lobbying the federal government for help on boat and floorplan financing.
The recession will be over when we decide it’s over, said economist Tony Villamil in a discussion of U.S. and global economic conditions Tuesday at
In 2008, the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 33.8 percent, the most since 1931. In total, about $7 trillion of shareholders’ wealth was lost. As
The Marine Retailers Association of America is adding its voice to the chorus of business groups asking government leaders to help “thaw the credit freeze,”
Celebrating the opening of the new Sant Ocean Hall at the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History on Friday, President Bush discussed the administration’s efforts to
Marine industry leaders are taking a wait-and-see attitude on how they may be affected by the latest federal buyouts to help shore up lending institutions and
The National Marine Manufacturers Association announced that next year’s American Boating Congress is set for May 3-5. ABC’s comprehensive, two-day legislative conference brings together recreational
Norm Schultz questions whether NOAA’s newest plan is simply another intrusive and unnecessary federal program. Click here.
Federal marshals paid a visit to Roscioli Yachting Center in Davie, Fla., yesterday to seize a 55-foot yacht owned by Bernie Madoff, the financier who
The Marine Retailers Association of America is joining the National Marine Manufacturers Association in lobbying the federal government for help on boat and floorplan financing.
The recession will be over when we decide it’s over, said economist Tony Villamil in a discussion of U.S. and global economic conditions Tuesday at
In 2008, the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 33.8 percent, the most since 1931. In total, about $7 trillion of shareholders’ wealth was lost. As
The Marine Retailers Association of America is adding its voice to the chorus of business groups asking government leaders to help “thaw the credit freeze,”
Celebrating the opening of the new Sant Ocean Hall at the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History on Friday, President Bush discussed the administration’s efforts to
Marine industry leaders are taking a wait-and-see attitude on how they may be affected by the latest federal buyouts to help shore up lending institutions and
The National Marine Manufacturers Association announced that next year’s American Boating Congress is set for May 3-5. ABC’s comprehensive, two-day legislative conference brings together recreational
Norm Schultz questions whether NOAA’s newest plan is simply another intrusive and unnecessary federal program. Click here.
