Welltodo Today: Oatly’s $10 Billion IPO, How Noom Won 2020, Halle Berry X Sweaty Betty

Today’s key global wellness news articles from around the world, impacting the industry and influencing the business of wellness.

Goop’s UK operations threatened with shutdown

Companies House threatens to dissolve Gwyneth Paltrow’s firm in the UK over an accounts filing row.

Halle Berry and Sweaty Betty Team Up on a Boxing-Inspired Athleisure Collection

You can now sweat in style just like Halle Berry, thanks to her activewear collection for Sweaty Betty. The brand teamed up with the actress and her wellness brand, rē*spin, on a limited-edition 22-piece capsule collection inspired by boxing and Japanese jiu-jitsu.

How Noom Won 2020, a Banner Year for Wellness and Weight-Loss Apps

For health care platform Noom, 2020 was a banner year. The company generated $400 million in revenue, thanks to millions of people looking to shed pandemic-fueled pounds. The artificial intelligence-driven app integrates fitness tracking, nutrition, and sleep and stress management to form a one-stop shop for health and wellness.

Backed By Oprah And Blackstone, Oatly’s $10 Billion IPO Hits The Market

Oat milk sensation Oatly started trading at a $10 billion valuationafter an initial public offering that raised $1.4 billion for the Swedish consumer brand. Despite a selloff in U.S. equities that has persisted through the week, the company says the timing for its public listing couldn’t be better.

Why barre fitness chain Physique 57 is going all-in on digital and pausing the rebuild of its brick-and-mortar business

Physique 57’s barre-focused studio workout is beloved by celebrities. The company had been in the on-demand video space for nearly a decade before the pandemic hit. Now its CEO says the company is doubling down on digital as it looks to a post-pandemic future.