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Oura, the smart ring maker, has put off its plan to sell shares on the US stock market, which would have valued the company at $15bn. Its chief executive said an IPO is "just one step in our journey", and they have the luxury of choosing their moment. Experts say the market for new public offerings is becoming more challenging.
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