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Congress Targets Insulin Costs And Drug Patent Practices

Bills are advancing in Congress that would introduce different forms of drug patent reform.gettyThe INSULIN Act passed the

Palworld bags another win after JPO rejects patent related to Pocketpair Nintendo lawsuit

With the successful launch of Palworld’s 1.0 update, Pocketpair has achieved another victory. The Japan Patent Office (JPO)

February 19, Edison issued a patent for the phonograph

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Samsung Galaxy Z Flip Flexible Hinge Patent Spotted

Samsung is once again making waves in the smartphone industry with a new patent application that hints at

US jury says Apple must pay Masimo $634 million in smartwatch patent case

Apple has been ordered to pay medical-monitoring technology company Masimo a whopping $634 million by a federal jury

Jury says Apple owes Masimo $634M for patent infringement

Federal Jury Orders Apple to Pay Masimo $634 Million in Patent Infringement Case Following a ruling by a

A Retro-Inspired Nike Total 90 III Returns In “Team Red” With Patent Leather

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Nike Total 90 III Returns in “Team Red” With Patent Leather

It's a bridge between eras, a fusion of past and present that resonates with sneakerheads and fashion enthusiasts

Bruker and 10x Genomics settle patent dispute

Bruker and 10x Genomics have recently come to an agreement to settle a patent dispute that originated from

This 134-Year-Old Patent Reveals The Proper Way to Hang Toilet Paper : ScienceAlert

The age-old debate of "over versus under" toilet paper orientation has been a topic of conversation in bathrooms

A Patent Fight Over The World’s Top-Selling Drug

Merck’s Keytruda, the top-selling drug in the world, is facing a patent fight over its new injectable version.

Drug Patent Reform’s Often Been Postponed, Is Congress Ready To Act?

The Senate Judiciary Committee recently made significant progress by moving forward with six bills aimed at addressing prescription