Pandemic darling Peloton's stocks have plummeted nearly 90 percent over the past year, as company executives revealed on Tuesday that it lost a staggering $750 million in the last quarter due to unsold inventory and mounting costs. The company lost $757.1 million for the three months of 2022, amounting to about $2.27 per share. And when stripping out nonrecurring items from the equation, a survey by Zacks Investment Research, it lost 98 cents per share - outpacing projections of a per-share loss of 85 cents.That loss is far greater than last year when the company was already $8.6 million in debt, as revenue slid 15 percent to $964.3 million, which was also short of analyst projections.
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