NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Byju Raveendran, an Indian mathematics whiz who soared from teacher to startup billionaire before his education-technology company imploded this year, now faces his biggest test.

Byju's, once India's most valuable startup, has seen a sharp reversal in its fortunes after a series of setbacks, including alleged accounting irregularities and purported mismanagement. Valued at $22 ...

BDO, the auditor for Indian edtech startup Byju’s, has resigned with immediate effect, marking the second auditor departure for the embattled startup in about a year and further intensifying concerns ...

Once valued at $22 billion, Byju’s was a symbol of India’s startup success. However, 2024 revealed a harrowing collapse, plagued by mismanagement, legal troubles, and investor disputes. CEO Byju ...

BYJU’S plans to challenge the NCLT order and will file an appeal in Delhi to block the insolvency proceedings, but is this too little and too late? For the first order of business, the interim ...

Byju Raveendran, the founder and CEO of the bankrupt edtech firm Byju’s, finally broke his silence, sharing an emotional post on LinkedIn. Beginning with the statement, “I am the Byju of BYJU'S,” he ...

BENGALURU/NEW DELHI (Reuters) -The insolvency of Indian education technology company Byju's threatens to be the biggest upset in a celebrated startup sector, unleashing a long battle by thousands of ...

Byju’s secured time to repay $19 million owed to India’s cricket governing board, a move that allows the online tutoring startup to avoid insolvency for now. A companies’ appeals court in the southern ...

Arjun Mohan’s seven-month stint as BYJU’S India CEO coincided with one of the most tumultuous periods for the edtech giant, with a major battle with investors and multiple legal challenges As the ...