China's Baidu to raise salaries amid virus outbreak - sources

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China's Baidu to raise salaries amid virus outbreak - sources
China's Baidu Inc will raise staff salaries amid the coronavirus outbreak, the search engine company's CEO told staff in a meeting, two sources familiar with the matter said. Robin Li also told staff that the company had a cash pile of around 130 billion yuan (US$18.5 billion), the sources said. ...

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