On January 13, the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) published a new report on the impact of patent and trademark filing trends in China. The report, titled Trademarks and Patents in China: The Impact of Non-Market Factors on Filing Trends and IP Systems, discusses how the high rate of Chinese patent and trademark filings may well be influenced by government subsidies and other non-market factors, rather than inventiveness and organic economic activity within China.
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- CAFC Remands Walker Process Antitrust Issue to Fifth Circuit under Xitronex I Precedent
- Geltor is seeking a Senior Patent Agent
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