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An Opposition Case Against Trademark Where Goods / Services Are Not Similar Based On Article 30 Of China Trademark Law - Intellectual Property - Vimarsana News

An Opposition Case Against Trademark Where Goods / Services Are Not Similar Based On Article 30 Of China Trademark Law - Intellectual Property

DHL INTERNATIONAL GMBH (hereinafter referred to as "the opponent") filed an opposition action against mark ...

Source: mondaq.com
New Hampshire Republicans look to move Seacoast cities on Congress map - Vimarsana News

New Hampshire Republicans look to move Seacoast cities on Congress map

Seacoast communities, including Portsmouth, Rochester, Dover and Durham, would move into the 2nd Congressional District with western NH towns.

GOP seeks major overhaul of New Hampshire congressional map - Vimarsana News

GOP seeks major overhaul of New Hampshire congressional map

CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — New Hampshire Republicans on Thursday released a redistricting plan that would transform the state's 1st Congressional District into one that favors their party, instead of a swing district where Democrats have made recent gains.

Source: apnews.com
Marketing Agency Swaps North Dallas Space for Downtown's One Main Place - Vimarsana News

Marketing Agency Swaps North Dallas Space for Downtown's One Main Place

Plus Smoothie King CEO launches new Asian concept; Rosewood Property Company and Champion Partners started construction on South Dallas industrial; and more.

Redistricting committee Democrats, Republicans debate proposed congressional maps - Vimarsana News

Redistricting committee Democrats, Republicans debate proposed congressional maps

Members of a New Hampshire House panel responsible for proposing redrawn congressional districts for the next decade divided along party lines Thursday in their first discussion since the majority and minority parties’ maps were made public.

Source: wmur.com