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Smart ring maker Oura puts off initial public offering due to market ‘uncertainty’
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Researchers say the IPO market was off to a solid start but tailed off in the third quarter Smart ring maker Oura Inc says it is postponing a planned initial public offering due to market “uncertainty”. In a Tuesday press release, Oura said it is delaying the stock market float “
Researchers say the IPO market was off to a solid start but tailed off in the third quarter Smart ring maker Oura Inc says it is postponing a planned initial public offering due to market “uncertainty”. In a Tuesday press release, Oura said it is delaying the stock market float “despite strong demand”. Continue reading...
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