All GLG News Analyses Filed Under: Consumer Services

Chrysler is pursuing two strategies to improve the fuel economy of its product offerings: focusing it limited resources on developing a flexible mid-sized platform capable of producing a large variety of vehicles and working with other manufacturers to badge engineer smaller sized automobiles. While...

Along with plans to team up with Nissan to build a new small car for North America, Chrysler is renewing its plans to cut the number of dealerships it has to match the company's declining sales. 

Companies such as Pepsico, Google, and Herbalife that invest in the health and fitness of their employees frequently have higher productivity, lower employee absenteeism, turnover and health insurance costs, which often contribute to a healthier bottom line. Investing in fitness...

While auction house experts continue to raise estimates, do the weakening fundamentals of the global economy belie their enthusiasm for the upcoming London auctions.  What other factors contributed to Sotheby's rescheduling their London Contemporary sale?  

NutriSystem’s strategic collaboration with ZeroWater, an industry leader in patented consumer water filtration technology and water products, is only the first step in the weight loss leader’s expansion within the health and wellness category

Home delivery diet plans have grown dramatically over the last three years with competitors such as Medifast, the 3-Hour Diet and Zone Chefs gaining market share in the sector, thereby impacting NutriSystem’s new customer acquisition costs (CAC) and results. As a result, growing its market share and...

Evaluation of NTRI Q3 performance: Q3 underperformance is not an indicator of a fad diet. Competition and lack of new campaign are primary drivers of recent performance. However, this might be an early indicator that NTRI is done with their steep growth phase and enters into the maturity phase with...

NutriSystem Inc.’s lower than expected third quarter forecast is an attempt to manage investor expectation knowing the difficulty inherent in repeating the solid revenue growth in the third quarter that it racked up in the second.

We’ve heard this story before. Two years ago when store performance was suffering, it was fuel cost. Here we go again. Demand drops and energy costs are to blame. Does anyone wonder what the real story is here? Could there be more to it than higher prices at the pump? Besides, gas is only a few percentage...

They have expanded their market leading position in the upper midwest  by the acquisition of Leef Services a company founded in 1908. This will add 20 million dollars of annual revenue.