Peloton keeps pedaling higher: Its shares were up 3.5% in Wednesday’s premarket.
Robin Arzón was a lawyer with a top-notch New York City law firm when she realized she’d rather be running. The challenge was turning her passion for fitness into a career. Today, she is the vice president of fitness programming and head instructor for Peloton, the remote-training upstart whose fortunes have surged while its customers...
Internal Peloton message board comments reveal fear among employees asked to deliver Peloton equipment to homes during the coronavirus pandemic.
Shares of the interactive fitness company continued their coronavirus pandemic-fueled sprint last month.
There’s yet another way to turn your living room into a gym.
The fitness industry has been hard hit by the pandemic, as traditional gyms and studios have been replaced by virtual programs and instructors.
It could have been the battle of the bikes.
We start with a conversation with John Foley, the 49-year-old entrepreneur behind Peloton, which is experiencing surging demand for the connected exercise bikes the company pioneered, transforming the fitness market. Peloton, which was founded in 2012 in New York City, has developed a dedicated following by allowing its members to connect to high-energy spin classes...
After a recent pull-back, Peloton Interactive shares are rising again on Tuesday. An analyst at SunTrust Robinson Humphrey argued Covid-19 shutdowns will lead to long-term market share gains.
Peloton Interactive Inc. filed a lawsuit claiming NordicTrack maker Icon Health & Fitness Inc. copied its interactive fitness programs and lied in advertising to undercut a more popular rival.Icon Health has “attempted to free ride off Peloton’s innovative technology” by integrating patented features that make archived classes seem “live” to users and a way to let two people...
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