But before we delve into these lessons for startups from the BYJU’S journey, let’s take a few minutes to look at some of the top stories from our newsroom this week: As if months of stories ...

This particular concern snowballed later on in the company’s journey, as BYJU’S had to re-recognise some of its past revenue and ended up showing higher loss and lower income for some previous ...

For startups, Byju’s serves as a cautionary tale emphasising the importance of sustainable growth, transparency, and ...

He started his journey as a teacher. Last week, India's billionaire club added a new member, Byju Raveendran, the 37-year-old tech-entrepreneur who is changing the way students are coached in India.

he began a journey to digitise the learning content to reach wider audiences, as internet trends like mobility, video and cloud converged in the background. In this interview, 38-year-old Byju ...

It looks like an uphill struggle. Byju’s, which expanded aggressively into the US, faces “legal battles from Delaware to Bengaluru” with litigants ranging from the Qatar Investment Authority ...

Digambar Singh says he has been chasing Byju's, an online tutoring firm and the world's highest-valued edtech start-up, for a refund for months now. Mr Singh, an accountant, says he paid 5,000 ...

Byju’s, once a beacon of India’s edtech potential and celebrated as a unicorn success story, has fallen from grace. Once valued at billions, the company is now staring at a valuation of zero.

In 2018, Byju's became a unicorn valued at $1bn Byju's, once among the most valued edtech start-ups in the world and a darling of investors during the Covid-19 pandemic, has seen a dramatic ...

India has started an investigation into financing and accounting practices at Byju’s, according to people with knowledge of the matter, after a previous inspection found corporate governance ...