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December 7, 2023 - News of a patent infringement ruling against Apple Watches a few weeks ago caused a flurry of investo...
India must transition from a defensive to an offensive approach regarding intellectual property rights (IPR) by signing key international agreements, according to Sanjeev Sanyal, a member of the
through the use of China's increasingly sophisticated workforce. However, as China continues to attract local subsidiaries of foreign business entities, new IPR risks arise that should temper the
GUANGZHOU, April 26 (Xinhua) -- New special courts on intellectual property rights (IPR) are expected to be set up in China, targeting to meet the increasing litigations amid the country's boosting
The General Administration of Customs (GAC) plans to release the bilingual "2007 White Paper on China's Customs IPR Protection" this April, which will include contents of major cases, effectiveness
protection of IPR (intellectual property right) on the Internet. Wu made the remark in a letter congratulating the opening of the 2007 International Copyright Forum opened here on Wednesday. The Chinese
China has made solid and steady progress in intellectual property rights (IPR) protection to boost innovation and create a better business environment for both domestic and foreign companies, and its
foreign movies and music on DVDs and CDs. Now that everything is digital, pirating has become less visible to tourists, even though it is probably no less rampant than before. Still, IPR protection is
property right (IPR) cases," Chen Jinchuan, the acting president of the IPR tribunal of the Beijing High People's Court, told a press conference. "Lodging lawsuits against Internet cafes is becoming
China has been lavishing money on intellectual property right (IPR) royalties with a 20-year streak of double-digit growth amid efforts to close a longstanding gap in technology and innovation. China
That a company in Shenzhen was ordered to pay a total of 6 million yuan ($860,000) in compensation to MGM Holdings for infringement of the latter's trademark and unfair competition last week indicates...
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