Harley-Davidson shareholders re-elected CEO Jochen Zeitz and two board members despite a campaign by H Partners to oust them.

H Partners Management is urging Harley-Davidson shareholders to withhold votes for three board members, including CEO Jochen Zeitz, citing a $1.8 billion loss in market value under Zeitz's leadership.

A shareholder meeting is scheduled on May 14, during which Harley-Davidson and H Partners will discuss the control of the H-D ...

The announcement came after current CEO Jochen Zeitz expressed his interest in retiring from the Company in 2025 after five ...

Shareholders with Harley-Davidson ( NYSE: HOG) voted at the company's annual meeting to approve the election of the entire ...

Harley-Davidson is embroiled in a proxy fight with investor H Partners Management, who seeks to oust CEO Jochen Zeitz and two other board members. H Partners cites underperformance of Harley ...

Harley-Davidson sent a letter to shareholders that emphasizes the importance of making their voices heard by voting and reminds shareholders that: Harley-Davidson is at a critical juncture in its ...

CEO Jochen Zeitz and the Harley-Davidson board oppose H Partners’ campaign to remove him and two other longtime directors.

Inc. (the "Company" or "Harley-Davidson") (NYSE: HOG ) Monday sent a letter to shareholders in connection with the Company's 2025 Annual Meeting of Shareholders scheduled to be held on May 14 ...

The full text of the Board's letter to shareholders follows: To our shareholders, For over a century at Harley-Davidson, we have built an iconic American brand and symbol of motorcycle culture and ...