Baidu, the Google of China, will roll out its driverless ride-hailing service overseas as it seeks to compete with the dearth of autonomous vehicle companies at home.
Chinese tech company Baidu's robotaxi unit, Apollo Go, is in talks to expand overseas in the near future, according to a source familiar with the situation. Regulators in parts of Beijing and cities such as Wuhan — Apollo Go's largest operating region — have allowed companies to commercially operate self-driving taxis.
Baidu is reportedly preparing to launch its autonomous taxi service, Apollo Go, outside of China. According to informed sources, the company is in talks with foreign automakers, ride-hailing platforms, and other tech companies to deploy Apollo Go through local partners.
Baidu , finance chief Rong Luo will step down from the role to lead its mobile ecosystem unit, the Chinese search engine giant said on Tuesday.
The most recent sentiment change in China pushed Baidu's stock higher - along with other technology companies like Tencent or Alibaba. Revenue from online advertising is still struggling, but AI Cloud is growing in the double digits and intelligent driving might also be a long-term driver of revenue growth. Baidu is still deeply undervalued even when calculating with rather low growth rates.
Baidu just held an upbeat AI-focused conference. But beneath the hood, the caveats are notable. Still, at current prices, there remains far more reward than risk.
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Baidu (BIDU) stock price has recovered modestly in the past few days, helped by the strong comeback of Chinese and global equities. It surged to a high of $107.67 on Monday, its highest swing since May 20th, and 31% above its lowest point this year.
Baidu Inc. (BIDU) witnessed a jump in share price last session on above-average trading volume. The latest trend in earnings estimate revisions for the stock doesn't suggest further strength down the road.
In an unexpected meeting, China's Politburo pledged further support for the country's struggling economy. The Politburo is composed of top Chinese leaders and directs political, social, and economic policy in the country.
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Baidu Inc. (BIDU) reachead $94.01 at the closing of the latest trading day, reflecting a -0.84% change compared to its last close.