Is this Stock the Next Google (or Baidu)?

U.S. investors are always in search of "the next Google (Nasdaq: GOOG)," hoping to latch on to a stock that can appreciate smartly over many years. In China, they've already had their Google moment. The country's leading search engine provider, Baidu.com (Nasdaq: BIDU) has seen its shares rise from the low teens in early 2009 to a recent $133, valuing the company at more than $45 billion. Now, investors are starting to pay closer attention to Yandex.com (Nasdaq: YNDX), Russia's leading search engine. Fears of falling market share have pushed its stock down more than 40% since a post-IPO spike last spring, but those fears increasingly appear misplaced. And the company's $7 billion market value, though not . . . → Read More: Is this Stock the Next Google (or Baidu)?