(Reuters) - HotChalk, an educational technology startup, is in talks to raise at least $75 million from private investors, valuing the company at roughly $500 million to $800 million, according to ...

You have /3 articles left. Sign up for a free account or log in. The technology company claims that Concordia transferred several valuable assets to its parent, the ...

For more than 10 years, Concordia University Portland and California technology firm HotChalk worked lockstep in a partnership so close it was difficult to tell where Concordia ended and HotChalk ...

Noodle Partners, which works with colleges to build and offer online programs, recently ditched the second part of its name. But the New York City-based company has a new partner to help expand its ...

PORTLAND, Ore. — This story comes from the Portland Business Journal, a KGW News partner. The full story is here. Portland's defunct Concordia University has settled a $302 million lawsuit filed ...

HotChalk, an education-technology company founded in 2004, started out working in the public schools, providing tools to allow teachers to share lesson plans, homework assignments, and grades. Joe ...

Noodle, an (ever-)evolving player in the competitive space of companies helping colleges take their academic programs online, on Friday announced that it has purchased several key assets of HotChalk, ...

After the abrupt closure of Concordia University in Portland in 2020, its long-term technology contractor, HotChalk, filed a $302 million lawsuit against the university and its parent organization, ...

(Corrects to remove ticker symbol metadata for Mr Green & Co publ AB ; In paragraph 1 corrects company name to Bertelsmann SE & Co KGaA and corrects company ticker symbol to .) By Liana B. Baker Sept ...

HOT MONEY! German media conglomerate, Bertelsmann is set to invest approximately $230 million in HotChalk, a Campbell, CA-based company that has helped colleges build 33 online degree programs.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. German media group Bertelsmann CEO Thomas Rabe addresses the annual news conference in Berlin March 26, 2013. REUTERS/Tobias ...