Coursera is planning to file to go public tomorrow
Coursera, an online education platform that has seen its business grow amid the coronavirus pandemic, is planning to file paperwork tomorrow for its initial public offering, sources familiar with the matter say. The company has been talking to underwriters since last year, but tomorrow could mark its first legal step in the process to IPO.
The latest financing event brought its cash balance to $300 million, right around the money that Chegg had before it went public. Coursera CEO Jeff Maggioncalda did confirm then that the company is eyeing an eventual IPO.
On stage during the annual Google IO developer conference, Anil Sabharwal, who conceived, built and launched the photo-organising app, promised that High Quality storage would offer “near-identical visual quality” when compared to your original photos. But Google has changed its tune.
With more than four trillion photos uploaded to its servers, Google is changing tact.
The Mountain View-based company is now sending out emails to existing Google Photos users to try to push them to move to “Original Quality” uploads. As the name suggests, these completely are uncompressed. But while there’s no impact on the original quality of the photo or video… storing your memories in this quality does count towards your Google Drive allowance.
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Google owns both Google Maps and Waze, and while for many people having two navigation apps doesn’t make much sense, the Mountain View-based search giant is fully committed to keeping both of them fully up-to-date with new functionality.
The U.S. firm forecasts its third-quarter revenue to grow by up to 55%.
Intuit shares were over 2% down in after-hours trading on Tuesday.
Intuit Inc. (NASDAQ: INTU) said on Tuesday that its earnings and revenue in the fiscal second quarter came in weaker than expected.
Intuit shares, that you can learn to buy online here, were reported more than 2% down in after-hours trading on Tuesday. The stock now has a per-share price of £274.43 versus £138 per share in the last week of March 2020.
Intuit’s Q2 financial results versus analysts’ estimates
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