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Peloton Interactive Inc
‘Covid-proof’ Peloton enjoys stay-at-home fitness boom
...Icon Health and Fitness, a private company with $1.2bn in annual sales that owns NordicTrack, Freemotion and other brands, said its sales were up 600 per cent year-to-date until the end of April, though...
May 7, 2020
News in-depthConsumer trends
Fitness catches the streaming bug as coronavirus forces gyms to close
...groups....
March 18, 2020
FT Live
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Peloton Interactive Inc
Peloton reveals widening losses in filing for IPO
...groups seeking to float on the stock market....
August 27, 2019
News in-depthPeloton Interactive Inc
Peloton wants IPO investors to believe it can kill the gym
...Zwift also offers a virtual cycling experience....
August 28, 2019
ReviewPersonal Technology
Review: Apple Watch v Fitbit Ionic
...Advocates swear by call and message alerts, fitness tracking, wireless payments and at-a-glance updates....
December 8, 2017
Corporate culture
Get fit or be fired trying: the rise of sport at work
...According to its website, “All employees also do physical fitness tests and set yearly personal fitness and/or health goals, which are followed up together with a personal trainer.”...
November 16, 2017
FT Live
Future of Retail
Securing long-term business growth with technology innovation
Tuesday, 17 SeptemberLondon, UK
News in-depthRetail & Consumer industry
Christmas binge spurs New Year boost for gyms
...The growth of groups such as SoulCycle — an indoor cycling studio where a single spinning class in New York costs $34 — has fuelled a boom in boutique fitness....
January 1, 2017
FT GuidesHow to avoid stress and burnout
Mental illness flourishes in high-pressure workplace
...While technology can be a useful tool for managing health — with wearable devices, meditation apps and fitness trackers all growing in usage — it can also be a source of stress in itself....
September 14, 2016
Retail & Consumer industry
Sweat, subscribers and the business of spin
...That seemed out of date to Mr Foley, who is a self-described “addict” of group fitness classes, including yoga and cross training, as well as cycling outside....
September 15, 2015
FT Magazine
Facebook, Google and the race to sign up India
...With a tentative wobble, a young woman in a sari is trying out her new bicycle for the first time, cycling around a sandy courtyard in Ambaji, a small town in Gujarat, north-west India....
March 18, 2016
UK schools
Managing finances online
...Such services categorise your spending under headings such as rent/mortgage, utilities, leisure and entertainment, charity donations, health and fitness, and pets....
September 7, 2011
Life & Arts
Retrospective: Stories and characters of 2009
...The London-listed group is pushing ahead with African expansion – while the WHO has embarked on a campaign to have alcohol abuse treated as a public health problem, recommending that other governments raise...
December 11, 2009
European banks
All at sea
...Mike Balfour, founder of Fitness First, one of the world’s largest health club groups, has already invested in a fractional ownership operation for villas and is now involved in YachtPlus, which is selling...
June 25, 2009
World
Health minister warns on food regulation
...Health lobby groups say the obesity crisis is fuelled by food companies who put too much salt, fat and sugar in their products and have criticised their involvement in the campaign....
January 3, 2009

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