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You could say that Beijing's Baidu.com Inc., the little search engine that could, exploded onto the Nasdaq on Friday. The $108 million IPO wasn't as big as Google's but it generated just about as much buzz. Analysts say the "competition is going to be intensifying." Lawsuits could also loom for Baidu, with the company and Yahoo's 3721 unit hurling unfair competition charges at each other for the past seven months. Baidu may also face copy infringement complaints
August 09, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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