China's Baidu launches Japanese-language search engine

China's Baidu launches Japanese-language search engine

TOKYO, Japan - Robin Li, chairman of China's largest Internet portal site Baidu.com Inc., speaks at a news conference at a Tokyo hotel on Jan. 23. Li announced that Baidu has just launched a Japanese-language search engine.

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