The online learn-to-code platform Codecademy announced on February 23 it had signed a Series D funding round worth $40 million. The company says it plans to use the funds to scale its consumer- and business-facing operations overall. It also plans to expand its presence in India and other growing markets. The round was led by […]
The online learn-to-code platform Codecademy announced on February 23 it had signed a Series D funding round worth $40 million. The…
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