Valued at $18bn, Bangalore-headquartered Byju’s is not only the world’s most valuable edtech start-up but also India's most ...

The founder of Byju’s, a once high-flying Indian education company that defaulted on its US debts, denied that he orchestrated a scheme to fraudulently transfer $533 million away from lenders.

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A software company controlled by Indian entrepreneur Byju Raveendran drained cash from US affiliates in violation of US bankruptcy rules, according to a lawsuit filed Tuesday in federal court in ...

Byju’s, the embattled Indian education technology company, suffered another significant setback on September 23 when the ...

A lawsuit filed in a Delaware federal court accuses troubled edtech firm BYJU’S of unlawfully moving funds from its US units, according to a media report. The lawsuit alleges that funds intended ...

BENGALURU: The income tax department has been sending notices of unpaid TDS (tax deducted at source) to former employees of edtech firm Byju's over the last 10 days. Several employees have ...

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The founder of Byju’s, a once high-flying Indian education company that defaulted on its US debts, denied that he orchestrated a scheme to fraudulently transfer $533 million away from lenders.