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BBCNEWS World Business Report June 4, 2024 04:35:00 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS World Business Report June 4, 2024 04:35:00

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Italy: what you need to know about the IP upgrade - Vimarsana News

Italy: what you need to know about the IP upgrade

The Italian Industrial Property Code was issued in 2005 and deals with all IP rights, except for copyright. Five years later, in 2010, the IPC was subject to a substantive upgrade and was provided with an Implementing Regulation.

Russia's IP appropriation adds to impact of sanctions - Vimarsana News

Russia's IP appropriation adds to impact of sanctions

The removal of rights from ‘unfriendly countries’ will cause an exodus of know-how too, explain Alina Popescu and Flavia Ștefura of MPR Partners.

US, EU, India and South Africa reach COVID waiver 'compromise' - Vimarsana News

US, EU, India and South Africa reach COVID waiver 'compromise'

The US, EU, India and South Africa have reached an undisclosed agreement related to the stonewalled COVID-19 vaccine IP waiver.

Blend In or Stand Out? Branding Blunders of Indian Startups. - Vimarsana News

Blend In or Stand Out? Branding Blunders of Indian Startups.

Being low in descriptiveness makes a trademark high in exclusivity. Unfortunately, entrepreneurs often do the reverse, rendering their trademarks non-exclusive and commonplace. 

Source: thewire.in