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People working at Harley-Davidson are sure to be happy campers since sales for the brand have been continuously growing year after year. In the first nine months of 2014 sales grew by 5 percent. This is thanks in part to new models, like the Street.
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In Japan and Canada sales dipped slightly in the last quarter, though that is thought to be partly because of currency fluctuations. Asia saw sales rise 28 percent, Latin America saw a 7 percent increase, a 3 percent increase in the US, and a 2 percent increase for Europe in the most recent quarter.
Harley has also been doing a great job with its margins. It makes $16,307 in revenue on average for every motorcycle sold. That is a 7 percent improvement over 2013.
The Harley-Davidson Economy Is Running Just Fine - Businessweek

In Japan and Canada sales dipped slightly in the last quarter, though that is thought to be partly because of currency fluctuations. Asia saw sales rise 28 percent, Latin America saw a 7 percent increase, a 3 percent increase in the US, and a 2 percent increase for Europe in the most recent quarter.
Harley has also been doing a great job with its margins. It makes $16,307 in revenue on average for every motorcycle sold. That is a 7 percent improvement over 2013.
The Harley-Davidson Economy Is Running Just Fine - Businessweek