The Latest Breaking News from Intellectual Property

“I am defending my copyright and my intellectual property here guys,” Chicane’s Nick Bracegirdle had said

On a glorious afternoon recently, I had the good fortune to attend a specially themed Education and Skills Garden Party hosted at Buckingham Palace in London to celebrate the contributions of educators in the United Kingdom and beyond.

You can get excited about starting a franchise business. However, you should know that the process can be complex. The challenges range from handling day-to-day operations to devising business strategies to ensure franchise success.

From cancer therapies to clean energy breakthroughs, the fruits of American innovation are transforming lives. But around the world, our strategic competitors are chipping away at the very framework that makes this possible -- intellectual property (IP) rights.

Every year, American universities spend millions of dollars patenting inventions developed on their campuses. Big names such as Stanford and the University of California system lead the pack in patent activity, but hundreds of other universities are also trying to strike gold by monetizing intellectual property. The idea is simple:…

"I agree," notes Musk, kinda saying the quiet part out loud.

Kevin O'Leary urges the U.S. to impose 400% tariffs on China, accusing the government of rampant intellectual property theft.

Artists fear AI developers now have free rein.

Intellectual property experts say company’s Māori name – which means ‘to fly’ – needs to be acknowledged and ‘respected’

A Texas federal jury once again sided with Gibson, rejecting Dean's argument that the former's Flying V, Explorer, and SG guitar shapes are generic in the minds of the guitar buying public

The global sprint to develop artificial intelligence technologies is intensifying, fuelled by substantial investments from both public and private sectors keen to maintain a competitive edge in the AI era.