Byju’s, which was once valued at $22 billion and raised billions of dollars from global investors, has faced a setback as its auditor Deloitte and three board members severed ties with the company.

Firm was once valued at $22 bln in India Fall seen as setback for employees, startup sector Employees weigh legal options, protests Lenders' dispute triggered insolvency case BENGALURU/NEW DELHI, Aug ...

In 2015, a young engineer from Kerala in south India came up with an ambitious plan to take math and science online and make it fun for the country’s stressed teenagers. But instead of remaining ...

Lenders to Byju’s Alpha filed an insolvency petition after the Indian education startup missed payment on a $1.2 billion loan. The move, announced by creditors in an emailed statement on Thursday, is ...

Lenders to Indian education-technology company Byju’s have taken the rare step of petitioning to put affiliated children’s education businesses—Epic Creations, Tynker and Osmo—into chapter 11, ...

A U.S. unit of what was once among the hottest Indian education-tech startups filed for bankruptcy following a $1.2 billion loan default that the company disputed. Byju’s Alpha’s, a U.S. shell entity ...