Peloton Interactive Inc

On the night of Sept. 26, 2019, hours after Peloton shares went public, employees dined on seafood and sipped champagne in the glittering halls of Hudson Yards as they discussed what they'd spend their newfound paper fortunes on.During a lavish fete in the company's soon-to-be New York City headquarters, some talked about the new car they'd buy, the second home they'd always longed for, the student loans they'd finally be able to pay off. "It felt like nothing could get in the way of all that," said a former engineer who…

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Barry McCarthy speaks during an interview with CNBC on floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), October 28, 2019.Brendan McDermid | ReutersPeloton CEO Barry McCarthy told investors Wednesday he doesn't care that the company is losing money on its Bike, Tread and Row equipment. The business's "path to the promised land," he said, is its mobile app. Peloton posted negative margins during the holiday quarter for its pricey connected fitness products, but McCarthy said he's more concerned with aggregate margins, which…

Brody Longo works out on his Peloton exercise bike on April 16, 2021 in Brick, New Jersey.Michael Loccisano | Getty ImagesPeloton said Wednesday its net loss narrowed year over year, and, for the third quarter in a row, subscriptions revenue was higher than sales of the company's connected fitness products.CEO Barry McCarthy called the results a possible "turning point" for the business, which has spent much of the past year executing an aggressive turnaround strategy. The fitness equipment company's fiscal second quarter…

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Leslie Berland, chief marketing officer of Twitter Inc., speaks during the company's #HereWeAre Women In Tech event at the 2018 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, Nevada, U.S., on Wednesday, Jan. 10, 2018.Patrick T. Fallon | Bloomberg | Getty ImagesPeloton is bringing in Leslie Berland, Twitter's former marketing head, as its next chief marketing officer, effective Wednesday.Berland left Twitter in November amid a slew of executive departures after Elon Musk's takeover, which has led to significant…

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The Biden student debt-relief plan remains stuck in legal limbo, but some borrowers have a saving grace: their employer.Companies have stepped up in recent years to help student loan borrowers throw off the yoke of debt. They are doing this in several ways, including offering direct assistance or through relief tied to employees' retirement savings. There's broad support for making student loan debt assistance more readily available as a workplace benefit, and retirement legislation being considered by Congress may soon…