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Financial watchdogs are on standby amid fears that a number of listed companies will not be able to report their results on time due to Covid-related disruption.

Marco Island Yacht Club will build more than two dozen slips to harbor 50- to 125-foot-long luxury yachts after City Council unanimously passed two resolutions Monday approving the club's requests. "There is a very large demand in Southwest Florida for these boats and currently there is not a lot of slips available for them on the island," said Joshua Maxwell, chief engineer with Turrell, Hall & Associates. David Everitt, chairman of the board of directors of the club, said Wednesday the council's resolutions and other federal, state and local permits acquired by the club allows them ...

Life-changing sailing with the Scaramouche Sailing Trust 0shares With Black Lives Matter hitting the headlines in 2020, Scaramouche Sailing Trust’s Jaydon Owusu and Tyler Harriott wanted to share their experiences of the UK sailing community The Scaramouche Sailing Trust's Intro 22, Riot. Credit: Jon Holt/Scaramouche Sailing Trust Discussions range from immediate incidents to the nature of structures within all institutions and the opportunities provided. Sailing has a unique challenge in many regards. Historically, it is seen as a white, wealthy sport which is difficult to break i...

Azat and Tyler 420 training in Portland Harbour © Scaramouche Sailing Trus Here we are, the end of 2020. Our mantra this year has been, 'when we can, we will' and as you can imagine our students did. This year has taught us a lot about the sustainability of our project and ourselves. It's taught us that even when so many factors are against us, our steps may be small, but we can still make progress. This year, our mini-tonner Riot has competed in 18 races. Incredible. Then there's EROS, IF, Scaramouche and our fleet of dinghies, who have all done too many days afloat to keep trac...