Results improved in Peloton’s fiscal second quarter and fourth quarter under the leadership of CEO Barry McCarthy, but red ink continued to gush, with a $335.4 million net loss compared to a loss of $439.4 million a year ago. The top line was hit hard by lower equipment sales, falling 30% to $792.7 million from $1,133.9 million. Adjusted EBITDA loss improved 54% to $122.4 million from a loss of $266.5 million, and the all-important free cash flow was reduced to -$94 million, and would have been positive $8 million backing out ... Log in to view full article.