Big Steps Taken to Improve IP Protection——the 400th Issue-China Intellectual Property Magazine

Big Steps Taken to Improve IP Protection——the 400th Issue

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·EPO Member States Discuss Patentability of Plants obtained by Essentially Biological Processes
In the meeting of the Committee on Patent Law, the Office and the representatives of the 38 EPO Contracting States, ........ More

·Big Steps Taken to Improve IP Protection
The process of IP protection in China has been evolving since the country passed its first patent law in 1984, ........ More

·Investment Environment to Become more Stable and Open, Govt Says

China’s investment environment is expected to become more stable, open and transparent, as the draft foreign investment law stipulates foreign enterprises will receive pre-established national treatment plus a negative list management system......... More

News in Brief

·Draft Law on Foreign Firms to Ensure Fair Competition

·Alibaba Settles TM Suit with Cryptocurrency Firm

· Xiaomi Secures Partial TM Win before EU Court

·East meets West 2019: Forum on Asian Patent Information

· France Targets Google, Amazon and Facebook with 3% Digital Tax

· Siemens Retakes Top Spot in EPO Rankings

· Apple Loses as Fed Circuit Reverses PTAB Decision

· USITC to investigate Lenovo, Acer and Asus

· Marc Jacobs Rejects Nirvana ’Smiley Face’ Copyright Claim

· Singapore Named Asia’s Most Innovative IP Office and Second in the World

China IP Articles

Holding Hands with Gansu to Serve Creative Development — 2018 National Brand IP Service Agencies Held Successfully in Lanzhou
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On October 18-19, the 2018 National Brand IP Service Agencies - “Holding Hands to Serve Creative Development” event, sponsored by National Intellectual Property Administration(CNIPA... More

IP Café┃Huawei and Samsung Settle Patent Row
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