Case in point: Peloton’s latest recall.
Jobs losses at Meta and others could be an indicator of wider cuts in other industries.
The latest earnings from the popular fitness bike company may mean the company needs to switch directions to retain customers.
Peloton, Netflix and others have to predict how their customers will behave. But amid pandemic disruption, it’s an uphill battle.
The exercise company seeks higher margins in monthly subs as it outsources the manufacturing of its signature equipment overseas.
John Foley, Peloton’s co-founder and CEO, is handing the reins to a leader with different experience, a moment many startups put off.
As people look to work out around others again, there’s increasing foot traffic at gyms across the country.
When the factory is scheduled to open in two years, will we still be exercising as much from home?
With stay-at-home orders, Peloton sales and subscriptions grew and grew, topping a million.
People who feel alienated from fitness companies like SoulCycle are finding a place at Peloton — and that may help the company’s bottom line.
