The alliances include prominent individuals from organisations such as UNESCO, Harvard University, Amazon, LEGO Education.

Seven Indians, including three Infosys co-founders, feature in the latest Forbes Asia edition in a new group of philanthropists.

A 58-year-old Dubai-based Indian education entrepreneur has pledged to give away more than half of his wealth for helping teachers around t...

GEMS Education, a private school group, founded by Dubai-based NRI Sunny Varkey, plans to invest over Rs 1200 crore ($200 million) in India...

The Aditya Birla Group has been in talks to acquire schools of Educomp which once the country’s largest diversified education service provi...

Betting big on the private education market in India, Dubai-based Gems Education plans to start 50 schools over the next five years.

Gems Education plans to start 50 schools over the next five years, and is setting up an exclusive education fund for the country.

Chennai-based Everonn Education Ltd, part of Dubai-based billionaire Sunny Varkey Group, has terminated its plans to buy Centum Learning Lt...

Everonn's Centum buy seen as attempt to prop up the Chennai-based company with higher-margin corporate training business.

The Bharti Family Office, which manages investments made by the promoters of the group in their personal capacity, will receive a combinati...

A day after being declassified as non-promoter, Everonn's founder P Kishore has started offloading his stake.

According to information available with stock exchanges, FIIs held a meagre 0.49% of the company’s stock at the end of the December quarter.

Everonn Education's market capitalisation has nearly halved in the past year following legal action against its former managing director.

Everonn Education climbed by 5 per cent to hit the upper circuit limit in early trade on the bourses today

Chennai-based Everonn Education, whose founder is in jail, will sell a 12% stake for Rs 138 crore to Dubai-based GEMS Education.

Varkeys, started as a single store in 1926, is one of the largest retail chains in Kerala with 2 lakh square feet of retail space.

Indian businessmen based in the Gulf region have been named part of a forum that has been established here to unite the business community ...