treadmill
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Dog-Powered Machines Were Surprisingly Common in the 19th Century
Ever since dogs were first domesticated about 18,000 years ago, they’ve often had jobs to earn their keep. Today, some dogs are used to herd sheep while others help hunters track and flush out game. And, believe it or not, dogs were sometimes used historically to power machines in private homes and factories. Dog-powered machines…
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Peloton to Pay $AU28 Million Penalty Over Its Botched Treadmill Hazard Response
Peloton couldn’t run away from the consequences of corporate mis-management forever. The fitness equipment and media company has agreed to pay a $US19 ($AU28.15) million penalty in a civil case settlement with the Consumer Products Safety Commission.
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Peloton Is Spinning Out of Control
After enjoying rapid growth during the pandemic, which boosted sales of its at-home exercise equipment, Peloton is now careening off the rails. Internal documents obtained by CNBC suggest Peloton will soon take drastic measures to control costs and account for declining demand.
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Peloton’s Recalled Tread Is Finally Going On Sale Next Week
At long last, Peloton’s smaller and cheaper treadmill has an official launch date. The treadmill was supposed to arrive in late May, but the company decided to postpone the Tread’s launch following a voluntary recall. Starting August 30, customers in the U.S., Canada, and the UK can fork over $US2,495 ($3,461) for the newest Peloton.