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Tonal offers trade-in program after Lululemon discontinues Mirror
Tonal, an intelligent home gym with a personalized approach to strength training, announced “Mirror Trade-In,” a trade-in program that offers customers of Lululemon Studio Mirror hardware the opportunity to replace their discontinued Mirror device with a Tonal device. Lululemon stopped selling Mirror hardware and announced it would stop producing new ...
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Lululemon exceeds Q3 estimates but guides to softer Q4 performance
Lululemon had another strong quarter with both revenues and profits exceeding analyst estimates, but the group’s simultaneous Q4 outlook of 13 to 14 percent sales expansion sent Lululemon shares down by 2.8 percent in after-market trading yesterday. The group, which said early holiday sales were strong, is projecting total Q4 ...
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Lululemon will reportedly cut 120 jobs amid Peloton partnership
Lululemon is reportedly undergoing a round of cuts after its new partnership with Peloton. According to reports by Footwear News and Forbes, Lululemon will lay off 120 workers who support its Lululemon Studio. Lululemon acquired Mirror, a home fitness start-up selling a wall-mounted device for workout classes, in 2020. Two ...
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Lululemon and Peloton strike fitness content and apparel deal
Lululemon and Peloton have announced a five-year strategic global partnership which will see Peloton become the exclusive digital fitness content provider for Lululemon, and Lululemon the primary athletic apparel partner to Peloton. With the aim of “engaging their respective global community of members in the United States, Canada, the United ...
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Lululemon reportedly struggling to find a buyer for Mirror
Lululemon is trying to sell its Mirror fitness product but cannot find a buyer, despite cutting its value by nearly 90 percent, the New York Post has reported. A recent filing showed that Lululemon valued Mirror at just $58 million, although the athletic apparel company paid $500 million for the ...
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Sporting Goods 2022 – The top companies worldwide by sales and profit
Our updated 2022 Sporting Goods Scorecard brings you the industry winners, with revenue & profit development of 47 sporting goods companies.
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Lululemon could be eyeing sale of Mirror
After acquiring Mirror for $500 million in 2020, Lululemon Athletica, Inc. may now be looking into selling the company, according to a report from Bloomberg, which in turn cites sources “familiar with the matter.” It has not been confirmed, however, whether this is indeed the case. Lululemon bought Mirror in ...
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Lululemon exceeds $8bn in revenue, but impairment charge lowers FY profitability
Citing its balanced growth across channels, categories, and markets, Lululemon reported annual revenue growth of 30 percent in FY22 to $8.11 billion from $6.26 billion, with North American sales increasing 29 percent and jumping 35 percent everywhere else. But the group’s decision to take a $407.9 million impairment charge related ...
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Lululemon launches new online fitness platform
Lululemon Athletica has launched its new fitness content service, Lululemon Studio, on Oct. 5, accessible via the subscription platform Mirror. Lululemon Studio builds upon the more than 10,000 on-demand and live-streamed classes already available with a Mirror subscription and adds fitness content from sought-after studios and Lululemon partners across North ...
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Lululemon appoints new CEO for Mirror
Michael Aragon is to become the CEO of Mirror and Lululemon Digital Fitness on Jan. 17. He will be overseeing the development and expansion of Mirror’s digital platform and report to Lululemon’s CEO, Calvin McDonald. For the past five years Aragon has been chief content officer at Twitch, the livestreaming ...
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Nike sues Lululemon for patent infringement
Nike has filed a suit in U.S. District Court in Manhattan against Lululemon Athletica, alleging the infringement of six U.S. patents by the latter’s Mirror Home Gym and related apps, reportedly after Lululemon summarily rejected Nike’s demand to stop the alleged infringements. The Mirror is an interactive, wall-mounted screen that ...
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Mirror’s founder and CEO is resigning
CNBC has obtained a copy of a memorandum from Lululemon’s management informing its employees that Brynn Putnam is resigning as CEO of Mirror, the U.S.-based producer of connected wall-mounted screens for workout streaming that Lululemon acquired in June 2020 for $500 million. The memo was signed by Putnam herself and ...
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Dish sues Peloton, Lululemon and Icon Health & Fitness over streaming technology
Connected fitness remains a hot issue in terms of intellectual property rights. Dish Network Corp. and its Sling TV division are suing Peloton Interactive, Lululemon Athletica and Icon Health & Fitness for allegedly infringing five patents for technology that improves the quality of video content on the internet through multi-bitrate ...
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Lululemon to acquire home exercise platform
Lululemon will be spending $500 million to acquire Mirror, an American company that has created an interactive, home-based exercise platform with live classes, on-demand classes and one-on-one training. It will be Lululemon’s first takeover of another company. Mirror markets a $1,495 interactive home gym built into a full-length wall-mounted mirror ...