This Weekend on IP Wave: Trademarked Cocktails, Bangalore Traffic, AI Inventors, Literary Dimensions, and more
This weekend on IP0:00/676.3885711× Table of contents: 1. Can Cocktail be Trademarked? 2. Can telling employers about
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Boost Innovation by Funding Younger Scientists
October 12, 2023 by Aman Majmudar 💡Original source of the material: UndarkIP Wave0:00/435.3567351× When newly recognized Nobel
Why hundreds of decades-old yet vital drugs are nearly impossible to find?
Patients and their providers increasingly face limited or nonexistent supplies of drugs, many of which treat essential conditions such as cancer, heart disease and bacterial infections.
Tax & Innovation: What G20 Data Tells Us?
What is the role of innovation and tax regime? Read this week's short essay to find out.
Balancing Taxation and Innovation: Implications of the Higher Withholding Tax Rate on Royalties and FTS Income in India
Balancing Taxation and Innovation: Listen to the story.0:00/8:451× The exchange of technology and skills is a
Trademarks and The Modern Economy
Trademarks are important for companies as they provide brand identity and differentiation, protect a company's intellectual property, and help build customer loyalty.
Open Standards, Safe India
When we think of “the law,” we think naturally of acts of parliament, perhaps supplemented by commentary and reports. We
Between Patents and Patients: Humira Case Study
Humira's wide range of indications has earned it the nickname "Swiss army knife" of pharmaceuticals. By 2006, the sales of Humira had reached $2 billion, and within a span of two years, it more than doubled.