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Baidu appoints Haijian He as CFO

Jun 30, 2025 9:46 PM

July 1 (Reuters) - Chinese search engine giant Baidu ( BIDU )

said on Tuesday that Haijian He has been appointed as

chief financial officer of the company, effective immediately.

Junjie He, who was serving as the interim CFO since October

last year, will now assume a senior vice president role, the

company said.

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