Lin-Manuel Miranda took to Instagram to share a throwback video of Gavin Creel performing 'You'll Be Back' from Hamilton, in rehearsal for the show's first public performance in 2012.

BEIJING/SHANGHAI (Reuters) -China's Baidu has successfully "illuminated" a cluster comprising 30,000 of its self-developed, third generation P800 Kunlun chips, which can support the training of ...

Morgan will take a club’s standard logo and create her own customized logo. Morgan’s latest project was a re-design of the Cleveland Browns standard and alternate dog logos.

Baidu's Logo (file image) Baidu said on Tuesday it has bought JOYY's China live-streaming business for about $2.1 billion, reviving a deal that fell through a year ago, as the search giant doubles ...

Now, Baidu has finally bought the business, known as YY Live, after Beijing softened its stance towards the tech sector following a regulatory crackdown four years ago. JOYY had received about $1. ...

The move could also aid Baidu's push to expand in AI and cloud as it would unlock $1.6 billion that the company had put in escrow accounts as part of the 2020 agreement.

Baidu said on Tuesday it has bought JOYY's China live-streaming business for about $2.1 billion, reviving a deal that fell through a year ago, as the search giant doubles down on the fast-growing ...

People Hans Ulrich Obrist on A.I., Video Games, and Rethinking the Art World in 2025 The ‘curator who never sleeps’ talks video games and A.I. technologies.

Baidu reported a 3% annual decline in third-quarter revenue but exceeded market expectations due to growth in its AI cloud business. The Beijing-based tech giant operates a major search engine and ...

If Baidu stabilizes its business, matches analyst estimates, and continues to grow EPS at a CAGR of 10% from 2026 to 2030, it will generate a profit of 110 RMB ($15.16) per share by the final year.

A top public relations executive from Chinese technology firm Baidu apologized Thursday, May 9, 2024, after she made comments in a series of videos that critics said glorified a culture of overwork.

Baidu's PR chief, Qu Jing, is at the center of a furor in China after she posted video clips online saying, among other things, that she had no responsibility for her subordinates well-being ...