Icon Fitness Valued at $7 Billion (NordicTrac) | October 7, 2020 Piper Rundown

Icon Fitness (owner of NordicTrack) raised $200 million, valuing them at $7 billion.

Timestamps:

0:00 - October 7, Piper Rundown
0:51 - Icon worth $7 billion
7:12 - Vistaprint + 99 designs
9:49 - Abridge Ai raises $15 million

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