As of October 30, 2020, Baidu’s market value was 79.065 billion.
Baidu (NASDAQ: BIDU), the world's largest Chinese search engine and largest Chinese website. At the end of 1999, Robin Li, who was in Silicon Valley in the United States, saw the huge development potential of China's Internet and Chinese search engine services. With the dream of changing the world with technology, he resolutely quit his high-paying job in Silicon Valley and took the patented search engine technology to launch the company in January 2000. Baidu was founded in Zhongguancun on March 1st. Extended information
In 2005, it was successfully listed on NASDAQ in the United States, creating the American myth of Chinese concept stocks. The stock price rose by 354% on the first day.
In 2006, Encyclopedia went online and became the largest Chinese encyclopedia in the world.
In 2007, Baidu’s homepage was changed from “Baidu Search” to “Baidu Click”.
In 2009, the "box computing" technology concept was launched and officially moved into the new office and R&D building "Baidu Building", starting a new dream.
In 2015, Baidu’s 15th anniversary, Robin Li gave a speech: Always believe in the power of technology.
In 2016, Baidu Brain AI platform was officially released.
In 2018, Baidu’s operating revenue in 2018 officially exceeded 100 billion yuan.
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