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FDA approval puts Wockhardt’s Zaynich in $9 billion antibiotics marketWockhardt's new antibiotic, Zaynich, has received US FDA approval. This drug uses a novel mechanism to fight drug-resistant bacteria. It ta...- 88% ‘hard-to-recycle’ plastic: PolyCycl’s bet on turning waste into valueIndia's plastic waste problem is being tackled by PolyCycl's innovative chemical recycling. The technology transforms difficult-to-recycle ...
- Dr Reddy's gets nod to roll out generic oral semaglutide drug"The formulation was clinically evaluated in a head-to-head comparative study conducted in India, which established the non-inferiority to ...
- Delhi HC directs Lava to deposit Rs 20.81 cr in Dolby Patent CaseThe Delhi High Court has directed Lava International to deposit Rs 20.81 crore as security or provide a bank guarantee to cover past sales ...
- Nokia sues Acer, Asus, Hisense in US over video streaming technologyNokia has sued Acer, Asus, and Hisense in US courts, alleging they infringed five video coding technology patents. The lawsuits, also filed...
- Telcos target 10% share of all global 6G patents in 3 yearsIndia's telecommunications sector set a three-year goal to capture 10% of future global 6G patents. Chaired by Minister Jyotiraditya Scindi...
- Lava to explore legal options after court ruling in Ericsson caseThe High Court asked Lava to pay Rs 244 crore in damages along with 5% interest to Ericsson for infringing on the latter’s 2G and 3G patent...
- Oppo, Nokia seek withdrawal of patent infringement case from Delhi High CourtNokia Technologies and Guangdong OPPO Mobile Telecommunications Corp informed the Delhi High Court on Tuesday of their intention to withdra...
- Apple loses London appeal in 4G patent dispute with OptisLondon's High Court ruled last year that two of Optis' 4G patents were so-called standard essential patents and that Apple had infringed th...
- Nokia says draft EU patent rules one-sided, will undermine EuropeThe comments from the Finnish telecoms equipment maker, which makes 40% of its revenues from its portfolio of standard essential patents (S...
- Patent issues challenging, but India’s IPR regime balanced and neutral: Monica MagnussonWe recently made an announcement that we will consider a reasonable royalty for Ericsson’s technology in 5G. In fact, we did the same for 4...
- Broadband body questions need for discussion paper on patentsBroadband India Forum said that since SEPs have protection provided by the Patents Act, another discussion paper on specific provisions was...
- Delhi High Court allows Xiaomi to send back over one lakh unused Redmi NotesA vacation bench of Justice Mukta Gupta permitted Xiaomi to return over one lakh handsets to their point of origin in Hong Kong.
- Patent row: Delhi High Court asks Micromax to pay royalty to EricssonEricsson had alleged that India's largest domestic handset maker has refused to enter into a licensing agreement covering its patented inno...
- Competition law: ‘Frand or Foe’ issues in technology industryMicromax has alleged Ericsson is violating its Frand commitments by imposing exorbitant royalty rates for standard essential patents.
- Competition Commission to probe Ericsson on Micromax complaintCCI has ordered investigation after finding prima-facie evidence of Ericsson indulging in unfair trade practices.
- Apple ruling to get into who can use standard technologyApple's legal battle with Samsung Electronics over smartphone inventions could determine if there are limits to the power of patents that c...
- Ericsson sues Micromax for patent infringement, claims about Rs 100 crore in damagesEricsson has sued handset major Micromax for patent infringement, marking the arrival of bigticket technology patent litigation to Indian s...
- Google antitrust decision delayed until next yearThe agency had been expected to announce the outcome of its probe this week, two other people familiar with the agency’s thinking had said.
- EU Commission probes Samsung, Apple over patentsEU regulators are investigating whether technology companies Samsung Electronics and Apple have breached EU antitrust rules.
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