COUR
$5.84-0.20 (-3.31%)
Coursera, Inc.
Recent News
How The Udemy (UDMY) Narrative Is Shifting With The Pending Coursera Merger And Valuations
Udemy is back in focus after the average price target was reduced by $2, even as the refreshed model keeps fair value at $7.56. That shift reflects a more cautious tone from some analysts as they assess integration and timing risks around the pending Coursera merger, while others still see potential upside if the combined platform executes well. Ahead, you will see how to track these evolving views so you can keep your own Udemy thesis grounded in the latest narrative. Analyst Price Targets...
DUOL Trades Higher Than Industry: Is It Worth the Premium Valuation?
Duolingo trades above industry P/E, but strong growth outlook, AI-driven model and rising margins may justify its premium valuation.
How Consumer365’s AI Training Endorsement At Coursera (COUR) Has Changed Its Investment Story
In early 2026, Consumer365 recognized Coursera as a leading platform for artificial intelligence training, highlighting its extensive catalog of university- and industry-developed AI courses and multi-course certificate programs that blend lectures, projects, and assessments. This recognition underscores Coursera’s growing role in practical AI upskilling even as the platform wrestles with weaker monetization, falling average revenue per customer, and high marketing spend. Next, we’ll examine...
1 Cash-Heavy Stock with Exciting Potential and 2 We Brush Off
A cash-heavy balance sheet is often a sign of strength, but not always. Some companies avoid debt because they have weak business models, limited expansion opportunities, or inconsistent cash flow.
Morgan Stanley sees AI jobs surge in 3 areas related to AI—even though there’s not enough revenue yet
"Typically, headcount growth has been required for revenue growth but AI is changing that relationship," the bank noted drily.