
Chegg, a prominent online education company, has experienced a significant decline in its stock value, with shares plummeting to $6.70, marking a 94% drop from its February 2021 high of $115. This downturn is attributed to disappointing earnings reports and the impact of AI tools like ChatGPT, which have reduced the demand for Chegg's services. The company reported a 7% decrease in total net revenue year-over-year, a 9% drop in subscription revenue, and an 8% decline in subscriber numbers. Additionally, Chegg's CEO announced his resignation amid these challenges. The company also provided a weaker-than-expected guidance for the second quarter, projecting revenues between $159 million and $161 million, below the anticipated $174 million. Chegg's stock fell by 13%, and Coursera's by 14%, following these announcements.





Chegg stock is crashing. The stock is down 70%+ in the last 12 months. Adjusted EBITDA was $222.4M last year and the company is only worth $530M today. If you're Chegg, how would you compete with free AI tools like ChatGPT etc? What would you do if you were them? Surprisingly,… https://t.co/y8kJKlKlG2
Shares of Chegg were on track for their biggest drop in about a year as competition from AI tools led Wall Street analysts to downgrade the stock https://t.co/JvHmCUlaZp
$CHGG oops! Chegg, which announced a new CEO, said it expects second-quarter revenue to come in between $159 million and $161 million, lower than the $174 million expected Down 30% https://t.co/y8S11sqgX3