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On January 18, 2023, the US Patent & Trademark Office announced the launch of its new Intellectual Property (IP) Identifier tool. This tool is designed for those who are less familiar with IP and assists users...
And the fact that a majority of democrats arey their 48 out of 50 in the senate is a little scary proposition to me. yeah, it's really scary. but these people are suchut extremists. isean, think about what it they want to do here . they want to make this country like north korea in terms of i our abortion policy. that's what they want. they want to impose a one size fits all policy that they dictate the d.c. democrats dictate that makes us like chinaa and north korea. that would be our peer countries in terms of p protections for life if the democrats got their way. i mean, you talk about it m...
The scarcity of items coupled with the increased demand and need for the tools, is making them even more valuable. And, consequently, even more attractive to thieves — thieves with access to increasing technology for reverse engineering and copying products at record speeds.
WTO wrapped up a two-day meeting on Wednesday with an agreement to start a 'text-based process' to pull together proposals about improving the fight against COVID-19 through the Geneva-based trade body's intricate system of rules
How much of a deal is this? >> it's not really much of a deal. what this amounts to is we have taxed ourselves tens of billions of dollars so that we could get to basically where we were before we taxed ourselves tens of billions of dollars. there are some major structural issues that we do want china to reform on. we want chin to become a more market-based economy and have more ip protections, fewer subsidies for its state-owned businesses. but those are pretty difficult intractable problems and none of what we know so far about what this deal would do addresses any of them. >> which is why m...