Baidu

Samsung Securities is maintaining its Buy rating and $180 PT on shares of Baidu, Inc. (NASDAQ: BIDU). “Baidu announced on Jul 8 a major company reorganization which included the formation of four business functions—sales, commercial operations, user products and technologies, and commercial...

Baidu (NASDAQ: BIDU), the “Google of China”, will be reporting earnings on April 25th. The earnings release will be highly anticipated in the investment community after Google (NASDAQ: GOOG) reported an earnings disappointment on Thursday evening. It seems like the momentum in Chinese internet...

According to Goldman Sachs, Bloomberg has reported (citing Sohu news, April 11) that Baidu has signed an agreement with Facebook to set up a social networking site in China. “Neither Baidu nor Facebook commented on the news report, and Reuters cited an unnamed source as saying a deal had not been...

This morning, Rakuten and Baidu, Inc. (NASDAQ: BIDU) jointly announced that its B2B2C ecommerce platform, “Lekutian,” is going live on October 19, 2010. “While the revenues ramp on the JV and earnings contribution to Baidu will be minimal near-term, we view the launch of Lekutian as a positive...

Goldman Sachs has published a research report on Global Internet Notables for the week of October 11, 2010. In the report, Goldman Sachs writes "For the week ending Monday, October 11, 2010, the market-weighted Internet average increased 1.7% week over week, underperforming the NASDAQ, up 2.5%, and...

Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) is looking to make inroads into China with their Xbox 360 home console and Bing search engine, said Microsoft Chief Executive of the Greater China region, Simon Leung. Leung concedes that there are problems regarding piracy to overcome in China, and that Bing has yet to...

Chinese tech stocks performed well on Wednesday, pushing Chinese technology exchange traded funds up with them. Both the Claymore China Technology ETF (NYSE: CQQQ) and the Global X China Technology ETF (NYSE: CHIB) were up nearly 1% for the day. Leading the rise in Chinese tech shares was Chinese...

Baidu, better known as China’s Google, is all set to enter the online video segment. According to Techcrunch, the Internet search giant has announced that it will set up an independent company to work with content providers for broadcasting copyrighted contents to internet users. The new venture...