​Coursera and Udemy announced on Wednesday a landmark merger agreement valued at approximately $2.5 billion, bringing together two of the biggest names in online learning.

According to Reuters, Coursera will buy Udemy in an all-stock deal. Based on the closing prices of the companies’ common stock on Dec. 16, the combined company emerges with an implied equity value of ...

Online education platform Coursera said on Wednesday it would buy rival Udemy in an all-stock deal, valuing the combined company at $2.5 billion, as the industry consolidates after a post-pandemic ...

Udemy is an online learning platform with courses available in subjects ranging from IT to home improvement to the arts and more. The site operates on an open framework, which means that instructors ...

With $720 million in cash, Coursera is well-positioned for potential acquisitions or other strategic uses to spur growth or safeguard against losses. Coursera's growth has slowed, but I believe ...

The online education and E-learning market is booming thanks to the increased adoption across K-12, higher education, workforce training and corporate learning. The shifting demands of students and ...

As the cost of in-class education continues to rise, and the cost for computing continues to fall, we’re seeing a flourishing of startups that target the market for online learning. As one mark of the ...

Coursera, one of the companies featured on Forbes’ 2018 list of Next Billion-Dollar Startups, is worth well over $1 billion, says its CEO, Jeff Maggioncalda. The seven-year-old online education ...

The pandemic has given a huge boost to virtual learning providers. Coursera, the online learning platform that offers classes taught by instructors at top universities like Stanford and Johns Hopkins, ...

Shares of online learning platform Coursera Inc opened 18% above the initial public offering price in their U.S. debut on Wednesday, valuing the company at $5.08 billion. March 31 (Reuters) - Shares ...

Online education providers may very well disrupt the higher-education establishment, but first, these for-profit companies need to find a way to finance the mammoth technical infrastructure needed to ...