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		Tech Entertainment Wall Street Markets Strategy Sports Lifestyle Politics Europe Video Latest Monday, October 31, 2011 Its Sales Are Down, So Harley-Davidson Is Targeting Women Aimee Groth | Oct. 31, 2011, 3:05 PM | 11 | 1 Advertisement Harley-Davidson has always had a very specific demographic: older white guys. And that's worked out just fine until the recession, when "hundreds of thousands of jobless bikers sold their motorcycles or lost them to repossession," reports the Wall Street Journal. Harley still dominates the U.S. motorcycle market, and its sales are rising for the first time since 2006, but it's slow going. So it's looking outside that group: to women, minorities, young people, and consumers outside the U.S. Basically, everyone else. To reach women – which make up 10% of U.S. motorcycle riders — the company hosts "garage parties" and promotes models with lower seats. Harley also has a video on its site showing how "even small women can pick up a bike of 550 pounds if it topples over." Its strategy must be working, because it got its first female customer in India a few months ago, and its second in the region this summer, reports The Economic Times. Please follow War Room on Twitter and Facebook. Share this: Facebook Twitter Digg Reddit StumbleUpon LinkedIn The email address for your subscription is: dwyld.kwu.wyldside@blogger.com Change Your Email Address | Unsubscribe | Subscribe | Subscribe to the War Room RSS Feed Business Insider. 257 Park Avenue South, New York, NY 10010 Terms of Service | Privacy Policy

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Cheat Sheet - Cain Plays the Victim Card

Today: Palestine Becomes UNESCO Member , Snow Cuts Power in Northeast for Days , U.N.: Women Key to Controlling Population October 31, 2011 PREDICTABLE 1. Cain Plays the Victim Card After initially evading the brewing scandal, GOP frontrunner Herman Cain responded to recently unearthed allegations of sexual harassment by calling the claims a “witch hunt.” While heading the National Restaurant Association, Cain said, “I was accused of sexual harassment. Falsely accused, I might add. I was falsely accused of sexual harassment.” The Daily Beast’s Michelle Goldberg on Cain’s tendency to blame criticism on left-wing conspiracies—and evoke the supposed martyrdom of Justice Clarence Thomas. Read it at The Daily Beast CONSOLATION 2. Palestine Becomes UNESCO Member Palestine has become a full member of UNESCO, the cultural and educational body within the United Nations. With a vote of 107-14 with 52 abstentions, UNESCO delegates approved the membership Monday. The divisive move angered the U.S. and Israel. Nimrod Barkan, Israel’s ambassador to UNESCO, called the vote a tragedy. The Obama administration announced that it is cutting off funding for the body, refraining from making a $60 million payment it planned for November. The U.S. provides 22 percent of its budget, or about $80 million a year. Palestinian officials' ultimate goal is full U.N. membership. Read it at Associated Press LIGHTS OUT 3. Snow Cuts Power in Northeast for Days Bad news for Northeast residents left in the dark after this weekend’s unusual Halloween snowstorm: it may be days before all power is restored. More than 3 million homes and businesses in the Northeast lost power; by now, utility companies have been able to restore at least a million of those, but officials warn that the rest will have to be patient. Downed trees and power lines cover the street in some cities such as Hartford, Conn., where trick-or-treating may have to be put on hold to keep kids safe. Read it at Associated Press FERTILITY 4. U.N.: Women Key to Controlling Population As the world welcomed its 7 billionth member Monday, the United Nations says the empowerment of women will be the key to the world’s stability as population continues to grow. The U.N.’s Population Fund said educating women and girls is the one thing that could best stabilize fertility rates and control the number of children born—a key to managing population growth. Judith Bruce, a senior associate at the Population Council, said fewer children born later in the mother’s life leads to better-cared-for kids. The council’s data show that delaying marriage and childbearing just five years in the least developed countries would lead to 224 million fewer children born by 2050—a 39 percent drop in the expected population growth. Read it at Christian Science Monitor INSIDE STORY 5. Juiciest Bits From the Royal Exposé Not in Front of the Corgis, from monarchy chronicler Brian Hoey, is out in June and provides a tantalizing peek inside palace life. The Daily Beast’s Tom Sykes gets his hands on a U.K. copy and offers the best tidbits, from Prince Charles’s shoelace-ironers (and massive staff) to a royal murder. Read it at The Daily Beast INSURGENCY Attackers Target Afghan U.N. Offices Kill five people, including three U.N. employees. ALREADY Kim Kardashian Files for Divorce Against Kris Humphries after 72 days. JOBLESS America’s Brokest Cities The Daily Beast finds the 30 poorest cities—from Detroit to Miami—in the country. BASEBALL St. Louis Cardinals Manager Retires Tony La Russa quits just after World Series win. DEATHLY HALLOWS J. K. Rowling Nearly Killed Ron Weasley Midway through "Harry Potter" series. GET The Cheat Sheet A speedy, smart summary of news and must-reads from across the Web. You'll love the featured original stories on politics, entertainment, and more from The Daily Beast's diverse group of contributors. GET The Yes List Weekly cultural recommendations from The Daily Beast. The Tea Party Pork Binge by Daniel Stone Moshe Dayan's Widow Ruth: Zionist Dream Has Run Its Course by Rula Jebreal 7 Best iPhone Sex Apps by The Daily Beast

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