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Hollywood, Bollywood and AI: Who controls storytelling now?The landscape of entertainment is undergoing a dramatic transformation, thanks to artificial intelligence. Enhanced AI technologies are now...- UltraTech wins trademark battle; Bombay High Court bars ‘Ultra’-branded rival cementThe Bombay High Court has handed UltraTech Cement a significant legal victory, preventing Shiv Cement Co. from utilizing the 'UltraPlus' an...
- High Court relief to Sun Pharma, Ahd Co barred from using 'Esiraft'Sun Pharmaceutical Industries has received a significant legal victory. The Bombay High Court has stopped Meghmani Lifesciences from using ...
- Extension WTO e-comm duty moratorium for longer period to give certainty to biz: Union minister Piyush GoyalIndia is pushing for an extended moratorium on import duties for digital goods transmitted across borders. This move aims to provide busine...
- Door's open, yet foreign law companies stay on the fenceRegulatory uncertainty, tax ambiguity and thin margins have kept foreign law firms from launching offices here despite market liberalisatio...
- Quote of the day by Sir Walter Scott: 'To the timid and hesitating everything is impossible because it seems so': Lessons on bravery from iconic Scottish writerSir Walter Scott, a renowned Scottish author, believed that fear and doubt create non-existent barriers. He stated that to the timid, every...
- Kolhapuri chappal scandal: Bitter PIL for PradaA public interest litigation has been filed in the Bombay High Court, demanding compensation from Prada for appropriating the Kolhapuri cha...
- Oppo, Nokia resolve global patent dispute with cross-license agreementThe Finnish tech company owns over 6000 patent families declared essential to 5G connectivity in smartphones. Out of them, 30 patents cover...
- Animal movie OTT release on January 26? Court issues summons to Neflix, co-producerThe Delhi High Court has summoned Super Cassettes and Netflix in response to a plea by Cine1 Studios, a co-producer of "Animal," seeking to...
- ‘Animal’ lands in legal trouble: Ranbir Kapoor-starrer’s OTT debut delayed as producers drag each other to courtCine 1 Studios, a co-producer of the Sandeep Reddy Vangal directorial, has allegedly filed a case against T -series the other producer, for...
- Co-producer of film 'Animal' moves Delhi HC seeking stay on OTT releaseWhile Cine 1 Studios Pvt Ltd claimed a breach of agreement and said it was not paid a single penny, defendant and another co-producer Super...
- World trade body chief says vaccine inequity ''unacceptable''"The idea that 70% of vaccines today have been administered only by 10 countries is really not acceptable,"WTO Director-General Ngozi Okonj...
- We need a 2nd declaration on WTO's TRIPs, public health: CUTS InternationalThe WTO''s (World Trade Organisation) Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights or TRIPS Agreement came into effec...
- US elevates status of IP attaches in India, China, EU, MexicoThe four attaches receiving the rank of Counsellor are: John Cabeca (US Embassy, New Delhi); Cynthia Henderson (US Embassy, Mexico City); D...
- US needs to push range of economic issues with India: Kenneth JusterUnderlining that there is enormous potential in the economic sphere between the US and India, Kenneth Juster said the two countries have on...
- US Senate confirms 3 Indian-Americans to key government positionsThe Senate confirmed Neil Chaterjee as a member of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and Vishal Amin as IP enforcement Coordinator i...
- India’s refuses patent to Gilead for its drug SovaldiThe decision of the patent office comes at a time when India-US trade relations are seeing an uptick ahead of President Barack Obama’s visi...
- Govt ready to discuss patent policies with US lawmakersIndian Ambassador to US, Nirupama Rao, offered concerned lawmakers to discuss the issue for the sake of long-term bilateral and strategic p...
- Merck unit sues Glenmark Pharmaceuticals for infringing patent on diabetes drugsA unit of US drugmaker Merck & Co sued India's Glenmark Pharmaceuticals on Tuesday for infringing its patent on two diabetes drugs.
- 'International treaties may not benefit developing nations'Developing countries that adopt major international economic treaties do not necessarily gain more foreign direct investment, a new study h...
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