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FTSE 100 at 40 years old: how many of the original companies remain on the index? - Vimarsana News

FTSE 100 at 40 years old: how many of the original companies remain on the index?

On Wednesday this week, it will be the 40th anniversary of the launch of the FTSE 100. The index has, not surprisingly, changed a lot since it was conceived...

'It's insidious and it's getting worse': AMR and the urgent need for novel antibiotics - Vimarsana News

'It's insidious and it's getting worse': AMR and the urgent need for novel antibiotics

The world needs new antibiotics to combat AMR pathogens – but too few are invested in development.

Source: gsk.com
Parish councillor retires after 23 years of service - Vimarsana News

Parish councillor retires after 23 years of service

A FORMER chairman of Nettlebed Parish Council has stepped down after 23 years of service. Barbara Lewis, 82, said she felt it was time to put her energy into he...

Exhaustion Of Patent And Trademark Rights In The United Kingdom - Intellectual Property - Vimarsana News

Exhaustion Of Patent And Trademark Rights In The United Kingdom - Intellectual Property

Are you familiar with what the 'exhaustion' of intellectual property rights means in UK law? Or that this area of the law governs whether the import of genuine IP-protected goods into the UK is lawful or not?

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Trademark Dispute, Recipe for Confusing Consumers - Vimarsana News

Trademark Dispute, Recipe for Confusing Consumers

Consumer Festus Akanbi examines the unfolding issue of trademark infringement between Rite Foods Limited and the Nigerian Bottling Company (NBC), producers of Fearless energy drinks and Predators, respectively, saying the legal battle will end up confusing consumers of the two products, unless an amicable settlement is urgently worked out Globally, business owners make use of distinctive features such as trademarks for product identification, in order to carve a niche for their organisations and to effectively compete in the market they operate. Its usage, which dates back to pre-historic tim...