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Several employees of OneSmart Education, a tutoring institution listed publicly in the U.S., revealed that the company had told them that it would announce the closure of business on Tuesday.
ByteDance's Dali Education recently launched an educational service platform "Tan Shuiyuan," which is regarded as part of the transformation of ByteDance's education business.
Recently, China's Ministry of Education issued a notice that would temporarily put offline homework apps that provide and disseminate bad learning methods such as "taking pictures of questions to search answers".
On Monday, several China media outlets reported that DFUB, a subsidiary of New Oriental, had decided to close its tutoring business for Grade 12 students.
China Online Education Group, a digital education platform specializing in English teaching and also known as "51Talk," announced that Zhang Liming has tendered his resignation as the company's COO.
Since Chinese authorities introduced the "Double Reduction Policy" earlier this year, domestic educational and training services firm New Oriental has accelerated plans to undergo a transformation.
On Monday, employees of Chinese online education platform Zuoyebang revealed that the company is expanding into the printer market and has set up a business arm for developing a printer business.
On Monday, the "Top Ten Internet Buzzwords for 2021" was released by the National Language Resource Monitoring and Research Center.
Chinese online tutoring firm Gaotu briefly disclosed its recent operation in a letter published on its official WeChat account on Monday. On Tuesday, the share price of Gaotu closed at $3.625/share, with a total market value of $929 million.
Gaotu Techedu, a Chinese provider of online large-class tutoring services, on Thursday issued business updates following the release of regulatory requirements by the Beijing local government.
Li Yi, deputy secretary and spokesperson of the Beijing Municipal Education Commission, presented the current progress of the "double reduction" work in Beijing on Wednesday.
According to a person familiar with the matter, New Oriental Education's subsidiary BlingABC began to offer online Chinese courses in the United States.