Shares of Baidu.com, owner of China’s most popular Internet search site, fell after the death of its chief financial officer, Shawn Wang. Mr. Wang died in an accident on Thursday, the company said in a statement on Saturday. A group of senior managers will take on his duties until a successor is named. Under Mr. Wang, Baidu’s shares soared past $400 in the United States last month, a 15-fold …

Baidu (Nasdaq: BIDU) launched its patent search service (zhuanli.baidu.com) in beta on December 26, reports Sina. The new service was developed through a partnership between Baidu and the Intellectual Property Office's China Patent Information Center and includes information on over 2.7 million patents....

The User Research Lab of Chinese Search (URLCS), set up in 2005 by Baidu (Nasdaq: BIDU) and Peking University, released the 2007 Video Search Industry Report on November 15, reports HC360.com. The report ranked online video sites based on how often users searched for them on Baidu. The top ranked video...

Baidu (Nasdaq: BIDU) launched a beta version of its finance channel on November 8, reports National Business Daily. The channel does not appear on Baidu's homepage but can be found using the sub-sites: stock.baidu.com/cn, fund.baidu.com and money.baidu.com/m. Through the sub-sites, Baidu offers information...

If you missed out on investing Baidu (BIDU), which traded below $70 per share a couple years ago and is now over $360, there are plenty of other Chinese companies that are worth looking at for investments.

If you missed out on investing Baidu (BIDU), which traded below $70 per share a couple years ago and is now over $360, there are plenty of other Chinese companies that are worth looking at for investments.

Shares of Baidu.com Inc. (BIDU) shot up on Friday after the company’s third quarter results beat the Street.

Shares of Baidu.com Inc. (BIDU) shot up on Friday after the company’s third quarter results beat the Street.

Baidu (BIDU) reported Q3 $0.72 vs. $0.63e, R$66.3M v $65.5Me, and guided Q4 Rev
$74.7M-$76.7M v $75.7Me (in line with estimates, but not blowing them
away -- hence, the after hours drop).

Baidu (BIDU) reported Q3 $0.72 vs. $0.63e, R$66.3M v $65.5Me, and guided Q4 Rev
$74.7M-$76.7M v $75.7Me (in line with estimates, but not blowing them
away -- hence, the after hours drop).

After reporting a good quarter, Patrick Schultz says Baidu is gaining the trust of investors but now it must follow through on new initiatives.

Shares of Baidu.com Inc. rose Friday after the Chinese Internet search engine operator said its third-quarter profit more than doubled.

Baidu.com fell 4.2% to $320.20 in late trading Thursday, following the company's third-quarter earnings release in which its Q4 revenue outlook in-line with analyst estimates disappointed investors. Still, Baidu's Q3 net income more than doubled to 181.7 million yuan, or $24.2M ($0.70/share), with adjusted EPS of $0.72 beating estimates of $0.70.

Baidu.com fell 4.2% to $320.20 in late trading Thursday, following the company's third-quarter earnings release in which its Q4 revenue outlook, in-line with analyst estimates, disappointed investors. Still, Baidu's Q3 net income more than doubled to 181.7 million yuan, or $24.2M ($0.70/share), with adjusted EPS of $0.72 beating estimates of $0.70.

Baidu.com fell 4.2% to $320.20 in late trading Thursday, following the company's third-quarter earnings release in which its Q4 revenue outlook, in-line with analyst estimates, disappointed investors. Still, Baidu's Q3 net income more than doubled to 181.7 million yuan, or $24.2M ($0.70/share), with adjusted EPS of $0.72 beating estimates of $0.70.

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Baidu.com Inc., China's leading search engine, said Friday third-quarter profits more than doubled on increased traffic, but its U.S. shares fell in a possible sign investors wanted even more impressive results.

Baidu's revenues for Q307 increased by 107.5 percent year-on-year to RMB496.5 million. Net income for the company was RMB181.7 million, an increase of 113.2 percent year-on-year, while diluted earnings per share for the quarter were RMB5.23...this was better than analysts expected, reports IHT.

Search engine Baidu.com Inc. said Friday its third-quarter profits more than doubled on strong traffic growth despite search giant Google Inc.'s efforts to expand in China.

SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Baidu.com Inc., a Chinese language Internet search provider, said late Thursday its net income for the third quarter more than doubled to 181.7 million yuan ($24.2 million), or 5.23 yuan a share (70 cents), from 85.3 million yuan, or 2.46 yuan a share, a year ago. Revenue rose to 496.5 million yuan ($66.3 million) from $237.6 million yuan a year ago. Analysts surveyed by Thomson Financial …

The steep growth of Chinese search leader Baidu.com continued with Thursday's third-quarter results, but not at the pace investors of its U.S. stock had hoped.

Having posted better-than-expected third-quarter results, Chinese Internet search engine operator Baidu.com Inc. said Thursday it expects its fourth-quarter revenue to more than double year-over-year.

Chinese Internet search engine operator Baidu.com Inc. said Thursday its third-quarter profit and revenue more than doubled on user traffic growth to surpass Wall Street expectations.

Baidu.com Inc., a Chinese language Internet search provider, said late Thursday its net income for the third quarter more than doubled to 181.7 million yuan, or 5.23 yuan a share, from 85.3 million yuan, or 2.46 yuan a share, a year ago.

… online travel service provider Ctrip.com has announced plans to cooperate with search engine giant Baidu.com on exploring the hotel search service in China.

Chinese Internet search engine Baidu.com (BIDU) says its unaudited financial results for the third quarter ended September 30, 2007 show total revenues increased to RMB496.5 million, representing a 107.5% increase from the corresponding period in 2006.

Baidu.com, Inc., the leading Chinese language Internet search provider, today announced its unaudited financial results for the third quarter ended September 30, 2007.

… travel service provider Ctrip.com (CTRP) has announced plans to cooperate with search engine giant Baidu.com (BIDU) on exploring the hotel search service in China.

Baidu, China's largest search engine service provider, announced on Wednesday that it plans to enter the customer-to-customer (C2C) e-commerce market, Xinhua reported (in Chinese). Baidu has set up an independent department to handle the business and its C2C site will be launched in the next year. Baidu has 74.5% market share of online searches in China as well as the country's largest …