Actually from the posted article, it sounds like they've been phasing out the translation-as-a-service part of their business for over a year now. Their reasoni

Actually from the posted article, it sounds like they've been phasing out the translation-as-a-service part of their business for over a year now. Their reasoning is that "eventually businesses tend to pay more attention to the parts of the company that are profitable," and they want to be an education company, not a translation company. Evidently they're planning to make money from paid certification tests and they have "other plans to monetize".