Posted on 02 September 2010
Tags: alignleft-size-medium, citigroup, critcism, mike reinstein, nation, news, seems-uncomfortable, the-leader, vikram pandit, wsj
Moreover, Mr. Pandit seems uncomfortable as the leader of one of the nation’s biggest banks. He shuns most interviews, and he is prone to overreact to criticism no matter the source, be it The Wall Street Journal or a minor blog. Reports suggest Mr. Pandit is behind Mr. Mayo’s ban, a charge Citigroup denies. [WSJ]



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Posted on 19 April 2010
Tags: actually-down, baidu, bidu, china, china-based, financial-times, goog, leader, michael reinstein, reinstein, switch-over, the-first, the-leader
Baidu (BIDU) has hired Wang Jing, who left Google (GOOG) as engineering director of the company’s China operations, as a VP in charge of engineering, the Financial Times reports. The FT says that this is “the first ever switch by a senior Google employee to its local rival.”
With Google refusing to comply with China’s censorship rules and redirecting traffic to its Hong Kong site, it’s not all that surprising to see talent switch over to Baidu, the leader in China-based search.
BIDU today is actually down $24.39, or 3.9%, to $607.98.

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