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Chinese stocks can be a non-starter for many investors, especially if you're talking about Chinese small caps.

But Baidu, ticker B-I-D-U, is one of very few exceptions for those that still want to invest in China, but with less risk.

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It's been described as the alphabet of China.

Baidu has made a name for itself in search, advertising, and its quote-unquote other offerings like self-driving.

But similar to its American counterparts, Baidu has been under fire for fears that AI could upend its search and related advertising businesses.

Toby, did Baidu's latest results give any clues about how it's navigating those concerns?

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So the counter you're saying is that what we're seeing is lower margins in that growth business should start to improve as scale ramps up?

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Coming up next, we're quick-firing on two smaller Chinese stocks still trying to find their place in the world.

And after quite a long time for at least one of them, we've got Weibo and iQiyi next, right after this quick break.

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As we wrap up today's show, let's discuss two lesser-known Chinese stocks, Weibo and iQiyi.

Weibo, tickered WB, is a bit of a washed-up Chinese blog site.