Chegg, the online company that provides textbook rentals and other services to college students, saw revenue grow 22 percent to $74 million in the first quarter, boosted by a 66 percent increase in digital sales. The company lost 22 cents per share, excluding some items, which beat the average estimate of a loss of 30 cents a share from the six analysts who cover the stock.
This article originally appeared on Recode.net.
