Fitbit - Company posts
Mashable - Tech Fitbit may have lost its crown for now, but at the end of the day, the market is bigger than just one company.
106 months ago
TechCrunch Fitbit beats in Q1
Fitbit stock jumps 10% after beating in Q1
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Fitbit shares are up 10% on the news (PDF) that the company beat Wall Street's expectations for the company. Fitbit today reported a loss of 15 cents per..
107 months ago
Yahoo Finance Fitbit’s stock got crushed today.
110 months ago
TechCrunch Nobody wants a Fitbit anymore
Fitbit shares tanks 29 percent as holiday sales look bleak
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Fitbit is going to have a rough holiday season as the company shared a disappointing outlook for the next quarter on yesterday’s earnings call. As a result, Fitbit shares (NYSE:FIT) opened at $9.03, down 29.5 percent compared to yesterday’s closi
Read more ... ng price of $12.81. So what happened exactly? Fitbit’s...
113 months ago
Slate.com With every New Year's resolution, Fitbit wins!
123 months ago
Mashable - Business Fitbit's IPO is off to a great start.
129 months ago
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Fitbit opens 52% higher in market debut
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Fitbit CEO: We're more than just wearables — Fitbit co-founder and CEO James Park, shares how one customer got really into counting steps, and the company's mission.
129 months ago
The Economist Fitbit makes wearable devices that help people track their daily activities, but it is the company itself which has recently undergone close monitoring. Ahead of the company’s launch on the New York Stock Exchange on June 18th, prospective investor
Read more ... s have been poring over Fitbit's financial information. Unlike many fast-growing technology firms, Fitbit is profitable. In 2014 it had revenues of around $745m and net income of $132m. But the company has an uphill run ahead http://econ.st/1GipBGe
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Sprinting to market FITBIT makes wearable devices that help people track their daily activities, such as exercise and sleep. Of late, however, Fitbit has been the...
129 months ago
TIME Fitbit's road to going public just got a lot bumpier.
130 months ago
The Wall Street Journal Since 2007, Fitbit has sold roughly 20.5 million of its fitness-tracking devices. More than half sold last year alone.
Fitbit Files to Go Public
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Fitbit, the maker of activity trackers, filed Thursday to become a publicly traded company. The company plans to trade on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol FIT.
131 months ago
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