Baidu Stock News

As several popular U.S.-listed Chinese stocks begin to show signs of a rebound, investors are left wondering whether now is the right time to jump back into the market or if these gains could be another value trap. The iShares China Large-Cap ETF NYSE: FXI has managed to buck its downtrend this year, trending nearly 10% higher year-to-date and consolidating above its 200-day SMA in a bullish pa...

Hang Seng and Nikkei slide amid global market jitters over NVIDIA earnings. US consumer confidence temper rate cut bets.

Baidu's stock slipped after its mixed second-quarter earnings report. Its online marketing revenue declined again, and its growing cloud and AI businesses aren't offsetting that pressure.

Following a disappointing second-quarter earnings report, U.S.-listed shares of China-based online retailer PDD Holdings Inc - ADR (NASDAQ:PDD) are eyeing their  worst day ever.

Baidu's Q2 earnings were solid, but the lack of significant shareholder payouts is concerning. The Company's net payout to investors drops close to 0 when factoring in stock-based compensation. BIDU's non-existent payout is inexcusable given its substantial cash reserves and market cap ratio.

While Baidu faces increasingly stiff competition in China's search engine market, the company's revenues are diversifying via ever-increasing uptake from corporate clients for its AI-driven products and services. While net revenue trends across both “Core” and iQIYI trends suggest underperformance relative to the past year, net income and earnings trends remain positive. Baidu's ChatGPT competi...

Recently, investors have had the chance to gain insight into the portfolios of Wall Street's mega investors, from Warren Buffett and his multi-billion dollar positions and portfolio shifts to Michael Burry and his not-so-contrarian value investments. Michael Burry directly goes against popular culture and opinion by allocating some of his capital to Chinese stocks.

Chinese search giant Baidu's core advertising business shrank in the second quarter, a trend that analysts say may continue for the rest of this year amid China's sluggish economic recovery and the company's struggle to monetize its own artificial intelligence technologies.