Intellectual property
Singapore-based Piece Future helps startups leverage unused patents
It matches startups to companies and universities that have unused IP, so that the technologies are not sitting idle
China once stole foreign ideas. Now it wants to protect its own
The country’s courts are inundated with intellectual-property cases
Singapore inventor wins High Court suit against rivals who passed off similar doors as his design
The Malaysian company by Ng’s former employee Goh Song Guan, manufactures a similar slide-and-swing door known as “SD Door”
IMDA launches S$200 million Talent Accelerator Programme for Singapore’s media industry
It will focus on global distribution and intellectual property development in the sector
TSMC sues former senior vice-president who joined Intel over trade secrets
The company says Lo had failed to disclose in his exit interview that he was planning to work for Intel
Hands off the company’s data: How protecting such intellectual property becomes challenging
With more cases of data theft from firms, do we need to have tougher legal options to protect proprietary information?
US jury says Apple must pay Masimo US$634 million in smartwatch patent case
A FEDERAL jury in California said on Friday(Nov 14) that Apple owes medical-monitoring technology company Masimo US$634 million for infringing a patent covering blood-oxygen reading technology.
Chipmaker TSMC fails in bid to trademark ‘Unleash Innovation’ slogan in Singapore
[SINGAPORE] The world’s largest contract chipmaker, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), has failed in its bid to register the slogan “Unleash Innovation” as a trademark in Singapore.
Samsung hit with US$191.4 million US jury verdict in OLED patent trial, plans appeal
SAMSUNG Electronics owes patent owner Pictiva Displays US$191.4 million in damages for infringing two US patents covering organic light-emitting diode technology, a jury in Texas federal court said on...
Swedish court says Shein breached copyright of rival Nelly
[STOCKHOLM] A Swedish court said on Friday (Oct 3) it had found that online fast-fashion retailer Shein had infringed the copyright of smaller rival Nelly by using the Swedish company’s photographs.
