Harley-Davidson is set to reopen plants in Wisconsin and Pennsylvania
Harley-Davidson's stock dropped almost 9% the day the shutdown was announce. [File]
MILWAUKEE (AP) – Harley-Davidson is set to reopen plants in Wisconsin and Pennsylvania after sorting out issues with a supplier. The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports the motorcycle manufacturer suspended operations at its plants in Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin, and York, Pennsylvania, on May 19 for two weeks citing a regulatory complaint issue with a supplier.
The company didn’t name the supplier or provide other details. Harley-Davidson’s stock dropped almost 9% the day the shutdown was announce. The company plans to restart the plants on Monday.