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New AroCell patent granted by the EPO Stockholm Stock Exchange:AROC GlobeNewswire AroCell announced today that the patent nr. 3083698 and titled” Monoclonal Anti-TK1 Antibodies” is granted by European Patent Office and will be published on …
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Crisp Sensation files patent for crispy snacks with improved moisture control BakeryAndSnacks.com Crisp Sensation, food coating systems, has developed a crispy coating for frozen and chilled premium foods. Thanks to the development the company says it will …
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Legal position on ‘proof of right’ in patent applications Vantage Asia The requirement for filing a “proof of right” with Indian patent applications is debated from time to time and patent controllers have taken different views on it.
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Newgen Software gains 9% on securing new patent Moneycontrol.com Share price of Newgen Software Technologies gained over 9 percent in the early trade on March 20 after the company secured another patent for its invention …
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Automotive Industry Steers European Patent Growth Eetasia.com The European Patent Office’s 2018 annual report indicates that automotive and smart vehicle patents drove growth in the …
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Fed Circuit declines to revisit Sprint patent verdict against Charter Reuters Charter Communications Inc on Monday lost a last-ditch bid to escape a $140 million verdict awarded against it for infringing Sprint Corp patents relating to …
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Fed Circuit rules natural dietary supplements patent eligible Reuters A federal appeals court on Friday ruled that dietary supplements derived from natural ingredients were eligible for patent protection, reversing a lower court …
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Qualcomm, Others Back DOJ Nixing Of Obama Patent Policy Law360 The U.S. Department of Justice’s move to reject an Obama-era standard-essential patent policy could spur technology growth by helping innovators, several …
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Suzuki’s “Anti-Accident” Reflectors Described In A Patent RideApart All the vehicles on the road seem to have collision avoidance systems installed, except motorcycles. Suzuki might be leading the charge to change that.
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Feds Owe More Than $4.3 Million in Fees in Oak Ridge Patent Case Bloomberg Law The federal government must pay more than $4.3 million in attorneys’ fees and costs based on its unreasonable defense in a patent infringement case involving …
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