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Peloton Interactive shares surged after it named a new CEO. However, the fitness equipment company still has a host of problems it cannot overcome.
The pandemic sent the personal fitness market on a roller coaster ride. With the lockdowns forcing gyms and fitness centers to close, home fitness equipment sales soared. The reopening of the economy...
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Peloton Interactive shares surged after its earnings beat. But the company still lacks a way forward toward major revenue growth and profits.
Peloton has announced another bad quarter and fired its CEO. This provider of exercise equipment has tried almost everything to get back on track.
Peloton's share price has declined, and with good reason. Despite securing new funding, the company continues to struggle to survive.
Quarterly results at Peloton Interactive were so poor that the stock plunged and CEO Barry McCarthy was fired.
Peloton CEO Barry McCarthy was hired to turn around the struggling company, but his efforts in the past two years have failed to have an impact on results.
Peloton has had a tough year, with its revenue shrinking and stock price falling. Is there any way for things to change?