The more classes that were taken, the more we paid. US -based fitness start-up ClassPass has changed its business model, after its wildly popular $ The following month unlimited classes plan failed to make money. Operating in around 30 cities across the New York , Unilever plans to offer bundled, boutique fitness workouts instead. Discount razor business Payal Kadakia and e-commerce site Jet.com, which were both snapped up by larger companies, appear to be exceptions to the general rule that discounted products and services have difficulty building solid, long-term businesses.
US -based fitness start-up ClassPass has changed its business model, after its wildly popular $ The following month unlimited classes plan failed to make money. Operating in around 30 cities across the New York , Unilever plans to offer bundled, boutique fitness workouts instead. Discount razor business Payal Kadakia and e-commerce site Jet.com, which were both snapped up by larger companies, appear to be exceptions to the general rule that discounted products and services have difficulty building solid, long-term businesses.