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BIP Asia Highlights Importance of IP

The fourth Business of IP Asia (BIP Asia) Forum featured an exhibition as well as plenary and breakout sessions December 4-5 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. Asia IP caught up with some of the 80 presenters for their views...

Better Protection Sought for Jiangxi Porcelain

India, US Agree to Enhanced IP Cooperation

Singapore and China Establish Knowledge City

It’s a Material IP World: Trademarks, Copyright, Design Patents and Fabric Designs

How a fabric design is used may dictate whether it is best-protected by copyright, trademark or patent law. Susan Neuberger Weller explains.

Alibaba Took Down 90 Million Fake Products Ahead of Its IPO

WIPO: Malaysia ranks 2nd regionally in terms of innovation capacity

Differences of Service Invention Practices between Taiwan and China

Many companies have R&D centres in both Taiwan and China. Crystal J Chen and James Su summarize the relevant laws and practices regarding service inventions between Taiwan and China.

Balance Sought Between Competition and IP Laws

Modi Declares India ‘Open for Business,’ But US Remains Concerned About IP

IP Moves to Malaysia’s Centre Stage

As Malaysia’s rapid development has put the country on track to become East Asia’s fifth “tiger” economy, the importance of intellectual property has come to the forefront. Lily Zhang explains how far the country has come &nda...

Computer Hacking and Data Breaches: Risks for Small Businesses

All businesses are vulnerable to attacks by cybercriminals, including small and low-profile businesses. David Hinder and Kemsley Brennan explain how business owners can mitigate their risk.

Oh, Canada!

Canada has emerged on the scene as a major player in world commerce. Gregory Glass finds out why the country is attractive to investors from Asia and the Pacific – and how changes to its IP laws only stand to make it more so.

Canada’s Evolving Legal Market

WIPO Director General Outlines Second Mandate Priorities