World & Nation
U.S., Philippines Reach Anti-Piracy Agreement: The two countries have reached an agreement that the Philippines hopes will get it removed from the U.S. list of countries failing to enforce trademark, copyright and patent piracy, a Manila delegation said in Washington.
April 7, 1993
Business
Products: Giant retailer lost similar case to Nike last year that resulted in $6 million in damages. Spokeswoman does not comment on new litigation.
Dec. 21, 1997
A Chinese Supreme Court justice who is spearheading China’s modernization of trademark, copyright and patent protection laws visited Los Angeles last week to meet law and business professionals and to promote business opportunities in his country.
April 3, 1994
David Lowell Ladd, 68, a former registerof copyrights in the Library of Congress and a former commissioner of patents in the Patent and Trademark Office.
Oct. 20, 1994
President Reagan will nominate Jeffrey M.
Aug. 8, 1987
Retail: Some manufacturers say high court ruling allowing look-alikes means more copying; others say it’s business as usual.
March 25, 2000
Travel & Experiences
Travelers planning to enter or leave the United States with personal computers should not do so with machines that have unregistered trademarks, according to the U.S.
April 28, 1985
U.S. to Crack Down on Piracy: The United States will take stronger action against countries that allow commercial piracy of U.S. copyrights, patents and trademarks, a Clinton Administration trade official said.
April 20, 1993
Technology Blog
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Aug. 8, 2011
The competitiveness of American business is being undermined on many fronts.
Aug. 21, 1986