Wage deal could end Harley-Davidson strike

HARLEY-Davidson says it has reached a tentative agreement to end a strike by 2,800 workers at its largest plant.

The US motorcycle maker declined to disclose details of the proposed deal that would end a walkout at its plant in York, Pennsylvania, which entered its third week on Friday. The company said it would not specify when production would resume at the plant, which makes its Touring and Softail motorcycles.

Harley said the agreement was subject to ratification by workers and that a vote was expected some time next week.