Wandell

"We remain cautious about the economy," Keith Wandell , chief executive officer, said in an interview.

Harley Sales Gets Back in Gear James R. Hagerty 2011

But the transition has been rocky, as Harley expected, said Keith Wandell , chief executive officer.

Harley Weighed Down by Margin Worries James R. Hagerty 2011

The surname of Keith Wandell , the chief executive of Harley-Davidson Inc., was misspelled as Waddell in a Corporate News article about Dana Holding Corp. on Wednesday.

Corrections & Amplifications 2011

Keith Wandell , chief executive officer, said in an interview that the company was hurt by "fierce price competition" in the U.S. from rivals discounting older models by as much as $4,000 per bike.

Harley Profit Surges, but Market Share Slips James R. Hagerty 2011

President and Chief Executive Keith Wandell, while noting "the continued challenges" in the economy, said, "The Harley-Davidson brand has remarkable strength globally" and that the company continued "to gain market share in the U.S. and Europe."

Harley-Davidson Net Triples Jodi Xu 2010

"While we are encouraged by the retail sales trend, we continue to keep a close watch on the marketplace and remain cautious in our expectations for 2012," President and Chief Executive Officer Keith Wandell said.

Harley-Davidson Revs Up Profit Tess Stynes 2012

In 2009, a new chief executive officer, Keith Wandell , ditched two poorly performing sidekick brands, Buell and Agusta, the latter acquired only the year before, so that the company could focus on the Harley line.

Harley, With Macho Intact, Tries to Court More Women James R. Hagerty 2011

"We remain cautious about the U.S. economy," said Keith Wandell , the Milwaukee-based company's CEO.

Business Abroad Drives U.S. Profits Kate Linebaugh 2011

"Our strategy is to boost ridership" outside the core of white men over 35 years old, Mr. Wandell said in an interview.

Harley, With Macho Intact, Tries to Court More Women James R. Hagerty 2011

Mr. Wandell also said supplies of used motorcycles were at unusually high levels because many people put their machines up for sale after losing their jobs during the recession.

Harley Profit Surges, but Market Share Slips James R. Hagerty 2011