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Price Discrimination and Parallel Importing Strategies in the Australian Grocery Sector

The international price discrimination practices of multinational suppliers and parallel importing strategies adopted to circumvent those strategies have emerged as key issues within an ongoing debate about competition in the Australian grocery secto...

The IP Enforcement Process in Laos

IP enforcement in Laos looks promising for business owners, though the government needs more experience improve their practice. Titirat Wattanachewanopakorn explains the enforcement process through recent actions taken in the country.

Counterfeits Can Kill US Troops

Huge military and civilian demand for semiconductors has fueled a counterfeit network that starts in China and spans the globe. From Washington, Jim Burger and Kimberly Heifetz explain why disaster is just a fake semiconductor away for the...

Shanghai to Reform IP Law Enforcement

Indonesia, US Train Enforcement Authorities

US Man Charged with Importing Fake Semiconductors from China

Government Seizes Record-Breaking US$120 Million of Fakes

IP Enforcement at Trade Fairs in China

As foreign companies continue to expand in China at a frenetic pace, more and more of them are encountering infringing products at trade fairs. Guanyang Yao explains what to do when you see an unauthorized copy of your product around the co...

More Foreign Companies Involved with IP Lawsuits

Asian IP Experts Revealed

The Perfect IP Conference Gift: Infringing Batteries

Police Seize 20,000 kg of Refuse Tea

IP Protection in Vietnam: Government Tightens Enforcement Against Counterfeiting

In Vietnam, the regulatory system to protect intellectual property rights was first put in place in 2005 through the Law on Intellectual Property. However, over the years, inherent deficiencies and administrative loopholes have severely undermined th...

Police Arrest 19 Liquor Counterfeiters

Holding Back the Tide

As counterfeiting continues to provide a high-gain, low-risk reward to criminals, IP owners and lawyers alike struggle to stop the tide of fake goods. Gregory Glass reports.