Harley-Davidson's (NYSE:HOG) upcoming annual shareholder meeting on May 14 will feature a contentious board battle between the company’s current leadership and activist shareholder H Partners. H ...

Harley-Davidson shareholders narrowly voted to retain all board members, including CEO Jochen Zeitz. Dissident shareholder H Partners, while unsuccessful in removing board members, influenced the ...

The Board remains committed to executing its duties in the best interest of all the Company's shareholders." Shares of Harley-Davidson (HOG) edged 0.3% higher in premarket trading.

Shares of Harley, valued at $3 billion, have dropped 31% over the past year as the company struggles to appeal to new generations of riders. On Wednesday, Harley shares dipped 0.3% to close at $24.92.

Since early April, H Partners Management, which holds around 9% of Harley's shares, has sought the removal of board members Jochen Zeitz, Tom Linebarger, and Sara Levinson through a "withhold the ...

Harley-Davidson Inc. (NYSE: HOG) has enough trouble. Its stock is down 35% in the past year. Now, it is in a war about who will be on its board and who will run the company.

Proxy firms clash over Harley-Davidson board vote as H Partners seeks CEO Zeitz’s ouster ahead of May 14 shareholder meeting.