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Shivani Kumaresan

Udemy Launches In South Korea Via Woongjin ThinkBig Partnership

Udemy South Korea UDMY Nasdaq
  • Udemy Inc (NASDAQ:UDMY) has signed a partnership agreement with Korean Artificial Intelligence education company Woongjin ThinkBig. 
  • The company expects the partnership to expand its global footprint.
  • "Korea is an important market for Udemy given the focus on education and continuous learning in the country," said Gregg Coccari, CEO of Udemy.
  • Udemy and Woongjin ThinkBig have been collaborating since 2021.
  • The new partnership will enable Udemy to drive learning across various topics and with new audiences.
  • Price Action: UDMY shares are trading lower by 4.32% at $12.84 on the last check Tuesday.
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