As Peloton sees its revenue fall, the connected fitness company is looking to capture businesses’ corporate wellness spending to drive subscription growth. The company reported in its second-quarter fiscal 2024 financial results, released Thursday (Feb. 1), that total revenue was down 6% year over year for the quarter, even as subscription revenue rose by 3%. On a call with analysts, Liz Coddington, the firm’s chief financial officer, noted that the quarter saw the company’s subscription business face new c ...