Shareholder H Partners Management seeks to oust three Harley board members, including Chairman, CEO and President Jochen Zeitz. An influential proxy advisory firm has weighed in.

The motorcycle maker pulled its guidance for the year, blaming uncertainty over tariffs and the broader economy.

A shareholders advisory firm has sided with Harley-Davidson Inc. in its proxy fight with one of the company’s largest ...

Harley's Q1 retail sales were down 21 percent globally and 24 percent in North America, as the company continues to deal with ...

Here are a few of the claims made in the boardroom fight which went public in early April with the resignation of H Partners ...

H Partners Management, LLC ("H Partners" or "we"), one of the largest shareholders of Harley-Davidson, Inc. (NYSE: HOG) ("Harley-Davidson" or the "Company"), which beneficially ow ...

This week, we look at a few things, including why Harley’s shareholders have a campaign to keep Zeitz from coming back as CEO ...

Harley-Davidson says it wants to be part of any trade deals President Donald Trump makes that could benefit U.S. industries, ...

Harley-Davidson Inc. on May 1 reported a quarterly profit of $133 million, or $1.07 per share, although revenue tumbled 23% ...

H Partners Management, one of Harley's largest investors, cited "cultural depletion" and fallen profits in its demand that ...

Investor Purple Chip Capital Management has joined H Partners in calling for the replacement of Harley-Davidson CEO Jochen Zeitz and three board members. Purple Chip, like H Partners, criticizes ...