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Once the world’s most widely used dieting program, Weight Watchers’ parent company, WW International, recently entered ...
WW International (WW) — parent company of Weight Watchers — saw ... most worryingly North American with a 1.6% decline. Constant currency subscription sales fell 10.4% from a year ago.
CEO Tara Comonte said the weight-loss program has no plans to shut ... In February, the company’s latest earnings report revealed a 12% decline in members and a 10% decline in its first-quarter ...
The company, now known as WW International, has struggled with about $1.5 billion in debt and has failed to keep pace with more convenient weight loss ... revealed a 12% decline in members and ...
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WeightWatchers has struggled to keep up with more convenient weight loss options, including GLP1 drugs. The most recent earnings from February revealed a 12% decline in members.