Oura's $16B IPO target: September listing could redefine wearables
The smart ring maker is reportedly aiming for a September IPO that could value it at over $16 billion - here's what that means for the wearable market and investors.

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The smart ring maker is reportedly aiming for a September IPO that could value it at over $16 billion - here's what that means for the wearable market and investors.
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