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The European Commission plans to help to meet global climate change targets by supporting green innovators and reducing costs. 8 July 2022
Trademarks
The owner of Tinder has blocked a rival’s attempt to register a play on ‘matchmaking’. 8 July 2022
Patents
The ruling comes after the Federal Trade Commission waded into several cases over standard-essential patents last month. 7 July 2022
Influential Women in IP
Many law firms and corporate legal departments have embraced the Mansfield Rule to help them achieve greater DEI, finds Muireann Bolger. 7 July 2022
Patents
The Board of Appeal has revealed why it was unconvinced by arguments from the DABUS team. 7 July 2022
Trademarks
US courts have for decades applied the test to safeguard expressive works, but debate is raging over its scope and potential danger to trademarks. Muireann Bolger reports. 6 July 2022
Trademarks
Third-party ownership of IP rights is among the issues facing the management of a £38.9m COVID-19 fundraiser. 6 July 2022
Patents
The COVID-19 IP agreement promises to enable developing countries more autonomy to produce and distribute vaccines, but it has attracted many critics, finds Sarah Speight. 5 July 2022
Influential Women in IP
Companies and firms are embracing vastly different approaches to achieve better diversity and inclusion, as Muireann Bolger reports. 5 July 2022
Trademarks
A leading investment bank had opposed a registration arguing that the disputed marks were highly similar to its own marks. 5 July 2022
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