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How Byju’s, allies defied US courts to keep control of assets
Court testimonies reveal how possible links between Byju Raveendran and a Dubai-based businessman as well as other employees of the beleaguered edtech startup may have allegedly helped transfer control of key US assets undergoing bankruptcy proceedings.
27 November, 2024•17 min
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