Baidu Stock News

Michael Burry just sold everything and initiated major short positions. Is 'The Big Short' happening all over again? I don't think so. The story is more complex than that. Here's why.

Wedbush analyst Dan Ives believes the AI boom will charge ahead at full throttle in the back half of 2025. Trump tariffs and their potential impact on the global economy have sparked concerns of a potential artificial intelligence slowdown in recent months.

If you're a Chinese robotaxi company, the Gulf has become the place to be, attractive for a regulatory environment that is embracing the technology and robust demand for ride-hailing services.

Baidu delivered solid Q1 results, beating top and bottom line estimates, in part supported by strength in Cloud. The company maintains a dominant 53% share in China's search market, positioning it to benefit from long term digital ad spending growth. Baidu continued to remain highly profitable due to reliance on its core digital marketing business.

Chinese tech giants Tencent and Baidu revealed how they're keeping in the global artificial intelligence race even as the U.S. tightens some curbs on key semiconductors. Methods include stockpiling chips, making AI models more efficient and even using homegrown semiconductors.

Baidu, Inc. reported strong Q1 results, but soft advertising revenue weighed on stock performance. Investors are likely concerned that economic headwinds in China will continue to impact near-term earnings visibility. AI-related endeavors, accomplishments and BIDU spending remain strong, which is both an opportunity and a further burden on earnings.

Some investors may be checking out heading into the holiday weekend, but that's not Cathie Wood's style. The founder and CEO of Ark Invest and stock picker for its growth-geared exchange-traded funds always keeps busy.

Baidu, Inc. (NASDAQ:BIDU ) Q1 2025 Earnings Conference Call May 21, 2025 8:00 AM ET Company Participants Juan Lin - Director, IR Robin Li - Co-Founder & CEO Junjie He - Interim CFO Dou Shen - EVP Conference Call Participants Alicia Yap - Citigroup Lincoln Kong - Goldman Sachs Alex Yao - JPMorgan Gary Yu - Morgan Stanley Miranda Zhuang - Bank of America Securities Wei Xiong - UBS Thomas Chong - ...