Duolingo, Inc. - Class A Common Stock (DUOL)

What do Duolingo, Monday.com, Unity, and GitLab have in common? Painful stock drops, double-digit revenue growth, and fresh rallies.

Management is increasing focus on defending its turf against strengthening competition.

The language learning platform provider reported a notable insider sale as its stock plunged 47% over the past year.

The language learning platform reported a notable insider sale as shares have dropped over the past year.

Duolingo's Max tier cost twice as much as Super. Now Super subscribers get the Max features anyway. And Duolingo is making more money as a result, thanks to lower AI costs.

The language learning platform provider reported a notable insider sale.

Evercore upgraded Duolingo to Outperform with a $210 price target, arguing AI chatbot fears were overblown as user growth, retention, and engagement remain strong.

Duolingo and Take-Two could be set for attractive returns.

Looking for undervalued stocks with long-term potential? Netflix, IBM, and Duolingo all fit the bill right now.

The concerns surrounding Duolingo might be overblown.

The popular learning app could be nearing an inflection point.

Duolingo Inc. (NASDAQ: DUOL) shares are trading higher Tuesday after DA Davidson upgraded the stock. Here's what you need to know.

User retention hit all-time highs as AI cost cuts boosted profitability targets.

Duolingo (NASDAQ:DUOL) reported accelerating user growth in the second quarter, with daily active users rising 23% year over year, as the language-learning company continued to prioritize product improvements, retention and long-term audience expansion. Co-founder and CEO Luis von Ahn said the comp

Language-learning app Duolingo (NASDAQ:DUOL) reported revenue ahead of Wall Street’s expectations in Q2 CY2026, with sales up 18.3% year on year to $298.5 mi...

Duolingo's second-quarter earnings will reveal more than just another set of financial results.

Investors continue to worry about the company's vulnerability to AI disruption.

Duolingo was beaten down based on a set of concerns that might have been overblown.

Overblown AI fears and a broader market correction have created attractive opportunities in the tech sector.

Duolingo posts robust profits and growth, while Zeta Global leverages AI for enterprise marketing, but each faces distinct risks and valuation profiles.

Duolingo's 70% drop over the past year is extremely overdone.

Adobe generates nearly $10 billion in annual free cash flow, while Duolingo leverages a profitable freemium model as it expands into new subjects.