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On October 13, Beijing-based private education firm New Oriental issued a notice stating that it would cancel K9-related business sections such as Pop Kids and U-Can Secondary School sections.
Beijing-based technology firm ByteDance is alpha testing a new product called Haoqi Xiaozhi, a learning app designed specifically for teenagers.
The NYSE has commenced proceedings to delist Chinese online education platform Zhangmen Education Inc., which failed to keep its global average market value above at least $15 million for 30 consecutive trading days.
Oriental Selection, the livestreaming platform of Beijing-based New Oriental Education, has recently launched an independent app.
During a speech at the China Entrepreneurs Forum in Tianjin on August 3, Michael Yu, Chairman of New Oriental Education, expressed views on the firm's livestreaming e-commerce platform, Oriental Selection.
At the end of last month, Alibaba's international digital economy training program Global Digital Talent brought together representatives of its partner educational institutions worldwide in its first hybrid event in over three years, reaffirming its commitment to driving digital economy education globally.
Bytedance has completed its acquisition of mathematical thinking platform NPY, which offers live-streaming and recorded video classes to kids aged 3 to 12 years old.
Recently, there has been a picture circulating on the internet with the title "China to issue licenses to education and training companies for resuming extracurricular tutoring." On July 20th, the official WeChat account of Chinese Association for Non-Government Education clarified that this information is purely a rumor.
Gaotu Techedu, an online tutoring service provider for larger class sizes in China, announced on Tuesday its unaudited financial results for the fourth quarter and fiscal year that ended December 31, 2021.
On March 14, Xueersi Online, a digital platform owned by Chinese extracurricular education company Tomorrow Advancing Life (TAL), was accused of violating the Double Reduction policy that China previously implemented in an effort to alleviate student stress.
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.
China’s long and illustrious history with education, which takes center stage in a family’s social standing, has prompted a wave of EdTech start-ups.