/PRNewswire/ -- Pomerantz LLP is investigating claims on behalf of investors of Baidu, Inc. ("Baidu" or the "Company") (NASDAQ: BIDU). Such investors are...

Baidu, Inc. (NASDAQ:BIDU) may have a new near-term catalyst on the horizon, with Citi opening a 30-Day Upside Catalyst Watch on the stock. On September 2, analyst Alicia Yap reiterated a Buy rating and a $166.00 price target on Baidu, Inc. (NASDAQ:BIDU), according to a press release statement. The rating affirmation follows the firm’s 2026 […]

AI model developer Minimax (0100) emerged as the most popular stock for mainland investors last month following its August 6 inclusion in the Stock Connect, surpassing tech giants in Southbound capital inflows, according to Bloomberg.

Baidu Inc.’s CFO Henry He said the Chinese company’s investment in AI could start generating profits and cash payback in the near term, matching those of its legacy search business. Baidu’s AI revenue — which includes cloud computing and applications...

The prospect of Baidu gaining greater access to Chinese mainland investors has drawn particular attention from industry observers. Dual-primary status makes the company eligible for Stock Connect, which would allow mainland investors to trade its Hong Kong shares in yuan and potentially bring fresh southbound capital.

Baidu Inc’s finance chief said the company’s investment in AI could soon generate profits and cash payback on par with those of its legacy search business, justifying a hard-fought transition from its internet roots.

Baidu Inc.’s finance chief said the company’s investment in AI could soon generate profits and cash payback on par with those of its legacy search business, justifying a hard-fought transition from its internet roots.

Henry He, CFO of Baidu, said the company has shortened its AI investment payback period to two to three years from five to six years previously, driven by rising token consumption, lower domestic chip costs, and cheaper onshore funding. He added that AI gross margins are improving and expected to approach those of traditional search and advertising revenue.

Chinese tech firm Baidu Inc completed the conversion of its Hong Kong listing to primary status on Tuesday, potentially opening the door for investors from the Chinese mainland to trade its shares through the Stock Connect scheme as early as this month.

Baidu’s conversion from a secondary listing in Hong Kong to a dual-primary listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and Nasdaq took effect on Sept. 1. The

Baidu (9888) said that its conversion of the secondary listing status to a dual primary listing status on The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong became effective on Tuesday.

Search company poised to access Stock Connect link as shares slump, ad revenue sinks