Baidu is a leading Chinese technology company specializing in internet-related services and artificial intelligence
The company's primary offering is its search engine, which serves as a gateway for users to access a wide range of information online. In addition to search, Baidu is heavily involved in the development of AI technologies, powering various applications such as cloud services, autonomous driving, and smart home devices. The company also invests in digital marketing solutions, providing businesses with tools to reach their customers effectively through targeted advertising. With a commitment to innovation, Baidu plays a significant role in shaping the digital landscape in China and beyond.
U.S.-listed Chinese stocks like Alibaba, Baidu, JD.com, PDD Holdings, NIO, Li Auto, and XPeng dropped amid reports of Trump's possible sanctions on China. China retaliates with tariffs and export restrictions.
Alibaba Cloud launched expanded suite of LLMs and AI development tools, collaborating to develop AI and cloud-computing solutions for global businesses.
US-listed Chinese stocks rise as Trump's inauguration speech signals no immediate tariffs, easing concerns over trade relations and boosting Chinese economy.
Huawei eyes larger share of domestic AI chip market by retrofitting AI models trained on Nvidia GPUs and helping companies make the two systems compatible.
A cooler-than-expected December producer inflation report failed to ignite lasting gains on Wall Street Tuesday, reflecting lingering concerns about persistently high inflation among investors.
Investors relieved by lower producer prices in Dec, easing inflation concerns. Major indices rise, traders await CPI report. Tech and discretionary stocks rebound.
US-listed Chinese stocks gained momentum on Tuesday, following China's record-breaking trade results in 2024 and reports that the US may take a gradual approach to raising tariffs. Experts predict a 20% rise in Chinese stocks by year-end.
Michael Burry's $196 million hedge fund, Scion Asset Management, could see hefty gains if the People's Bank of China cuts interest rates in 2025, which it has suggested it is likely to do.
US-listed Chinese stocks, including Alibaba, Baidu, JD.com, PDD Holdings, NIO, Li Auto, and XPeng, trade lower as US-China tensions rise over AI embargo.
Samsung Electronics expects lower operating profit due to R&D costs and weak demand for memory chips. Nvidia approves Samsung's HBM chips for AI processors.
U.S. listed Chinese stocks remain on watchlist as domestic markets falter due to weak economic data and Trump's return, but Goldman Sachs expects fiscal measures to drive stock market gains. China also plans to increase treasury bond sales to counter potential U.S. tariffs.
