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Peloton seeks a return to profitability with rebrand and membership drive

Inside Retail

As consumers embrace a hybrid fitness routine, the brand refresh “aims to better reflect the true Peloton brand experience that inspires a community of nearly seven million members,” she told Inside Retail. Not standing still Founded in 2012, Peloton revolutionised the at-home-fitness space with the launch of its stationary exercise bike.

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Point-of-Purchase (POP) Design Tips for the Festive Period

Retail Focus

What’s more, high streets on these shores have experienced higher population growth in recent times, with this averaging out at 6% between 2012 and 2017. From the perspective of both customers and stock and CFD traders , it’s fair to surmise that sustainable high street brands are faring particularly well at present.

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Who Gives a Crap raises $41.5 million in first funding round

Inside Retail

Launched back in 2012 by Griffiths and co-founders Jehan Ratnatunga and Danny Alexander, Who Gives a Crap first got off the ground after a successful crowdfunding campaign on Indiegogo — a campaign that saw Griffiths himself perched on a toilet for 50 hours , until the business hit its minimum target.

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Personal care brand Ethique concentrates on raising the bar

Inside Retail

Brianne West founded zero-waste beauty and lifestyle brand Ethique in her kitchen in Christchurch back in 2012, while completing her science degree. However, she is glad to see more sustainable choices on the market for consumers regardless. Typically it’s very hard to create mass behaviour change. Real change, not greenwashing.

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First look: V&A’s 1900-Now gallery brings “the history of design to life”

Design Week

Consumption and Identity examines consumer trends and how objects have developed in conjunction with changing identities. A different perspective on design. Black graphic designer Thomas Miller, based in Chicago, US until his death in 2012, is also featured. This expanded focus hopes to provide alternative perspectives.

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First look: V&A’s 1900-Now gallery brings “the history of design to life”

Design Week

Consumption and Identity examines consumer trends and how objects have developed in conjunction with changing identities. A different perspective on design. Black graphic designer Thomas Miller, based in Chicago, US until his death in 2012, is also featured. This expanded focus hopes to provide alternative perspectives.

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Raising the bar: How Ethique is leading the way on plasticless hygiene

Inside Retail

From a shampoo bar made in a New Zealand kitchen in 2012 to an international, values-led business, Ethique has championed climate friendly values from the very beginning. It’s good to see that the shampoo and conditioner bar segment as a whole is growing quite dramatically, it’s really showing that consumer demand.

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