While Arpit Jain will spearhead the finance and legal functions of the group, CGO Arvind Singhal will be tasked with providing a comprehens...

Bengaluru-based FrontRow, which raised $18 million since 2020, had laid off 90% of its employees over two rounds to rein in costs in a fail...

These claims come after Munjal said in November last year that the company had brought down its monthly burn down to $7 million (roughly Rs...

The layoffs are part of a massive cost cutting exercise Byju’s initiated last year to streamline its operations at a time when digital K12 ...

To kick start the day, we have a packed edition of the ETtech Morning Dispatch. Bunch of stories on what the Economic Survey 2023 recommend...

Total expenses, which was led by people costs, went up 19% in the reported period of FY22, at Rs 890.93 crore. People costs, a growing conc...

Edtech companies accounted for a staggering 44% of the total layoffs. In total, 52 startups fired 17,989 employees spread across edtech, co...

The survey covered 521 parents to understand their experience with edtech offerings in the K-12 and JEE-NEET preparation segments.

Coursera is 'thinking long-term focus' on India's population of 850 million young people, CEO Jeff Maggioncalda told ET.

Teachers, educators, counsellors, and administrative staff have also received a similar offer, the people said requesting anonymity.

Startups now say it is much more difficult to raise new funding in this gloomy environment.

WhiteHat Jr posted a total loss of Rs 1,690 crore for FY21, according to regulatory filings filed with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs.

Unacademy's revenue from operations rose to Rs 337 crore in FY21 from Rs 65 crore in the previous fiscal year.

The Tiger Global-backed startup’s employee benefit expenses increased by 4.6 times to Rs 407.4 crore in FY21 against Rs 88.3 crore in FY20,...

In a written communication to employees on Tuesday morning, Rupeek founder and chief executive Sumit Maniyar said the company had taken a “...

The company said that as much as 90-95 per cent of the market remains unpenetrated, offering massive scope for edtech players to expand.

The cost of response mechanisms such as detection and notification processeas are high, while company share prices are likely to drop along...