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Elon Musk May Land in Trouble With Twitter Rebrand; Meta, Microsoft Have Intellectual Property Rights of ‘X’
Billionaire Elon Musk's decision to rebrand Twitter as X could be complicated legally: companies including Meta and Microsoft already have intellectual property rights to the same letter. X is so widely used and cited in trademarks that it is a candidate for legal challenges, and the company formerly known as Twitter could face its own issues defen...
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Elon Musk's Twitter-X Rebrand Could Face Legal Challenges From Meta
Billionaire Elon Musk's decision to rebrand Twitter as X could be complicated legally: companies including Meta and Microsoft already have intellectual property rights to the same letter.
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Man Kills Mentally Challenged Brother In Uttar Pradesh; Arrested: Police
A man was arrested in Bijnor on Friday on charges of killing his intellectually disabled younger brother and burning his body, UP police said.
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India Climbs Eight Places In International IP Index: Report
India has climbed eight places to rank 36th in the latest annual International Intellectual Property (IP) Index released by the US Chambers of Commerce which said the improvement is a "real accomplishment" but substantial challenges persist, particularly regarding the country's patenting and IP enforcement environments.
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Sudoku, Crosswords Not As Effective In Stopping Age-Related Mental Decline
The new study challenged previous studies that suggested mental agility can be maintained or improved by exercising the mind with such brain teasers.
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India Placed On Priority Watch List For Intellectual Property Protection By US
India would continue to remain on the US' Priority Watch List for longstanding challenges in its IP framework and lack of sufficient measurable progress, the USTR said, alleging that the country remains one of the world's most challenging major economies in the area.
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Kerala: Differently-Abled School Children To Be Magicians
Intellectually challenged differently- abled children will soon don the garb of magicians in Kerala, thanks to an innovative programme drawn up by the state government.
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Game Over? New AI Challenge to Human Smarts
Game-playing is a crucial measure of AI progress - it shows that a machine can execute a certain "intellectual" task better than the humans who created it.
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Smartphones, YouTube Can Help People With Intellectual Disability: Study
Tablets, smartphones and YouTube can go a long way in helping people with intellectual disability (ID) cope up with these challenges, say researchers from Concordia University in Montreal.
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Challenge PM Openly, But Don't Hurt India: Venkaiah Naidu to Writers
Union Minister M Venkaiah Naidu on Friday said intellectuals complaining of "growing intolerance" can openly challenge Prime Minister Narendra Modi on any policy, but they should desist from spreading "misinformation" that hurts the country.
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Not facing any significant IPR challenges in India: Abbott Pharma
American pharmaceutical giant Abbott has told the US government that it is not facing any significant challenge on intellectual property rights in India, as is being alleged by a section of industry here.
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Creating, managing intellectual property to drive IT-BPM industry: Nasscom
The report also observed that the key challenges the domestic IT-BPM companies face include talent management, lack of opportunity identification and issues with the legal ecosystem.
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Shoojit Sircar: We can't challenge the intelligence of audiences
Director Shoojit Sircar is confident that the audiences will accept his forthcoming film Madras Cafe as there is an intellectual section which wants to watch such films.
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Indian board rejects AstraZeneca's patent plea on cancer drug
India's patents appeal board has dismissed British drugmaker AstraZeneca's petition challenging an earlier ruling that refused patent protection for a cancer-fighting drug, in the latest blow for Big Pharma in the country.
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Pfizer to appeal India decision to revoke cancer drug patent
Pfizer Ltd, the India unit of U.S. drugmaker Pfizer Inc, will challenge the country's patent office for revoking a patent for its cancer drug Sutent. The company, which will appeal before the Intellectual Property Appellate Board, said on Friday the Indian Patent Office's decision raised concerns over India's commitment to protect intellectual prop...
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Elon Musk May Land in Trouble With Twitter Rebrand; Meta, Microsoft Have Intellectual Property Rights of ‘X’
Billionaire Elon Musk's decision to rebrand Twitter as X could be complicated legally: companies including Meta and Microsoft already have intellectual property rights to the same letter. X is so widely used and cited in trademarks that it is a candidate for legal challenges, and the company formerly known as Twitter could face its own issues defen...
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Elon Musk's Twitter-X Rebrand Could Face Legal Challenges From Meta
Billionaire Elon Musk's decision to rebrand Twitter as X could be complicated legally: companies including Meta and Microsoft already have intellectual property rights to the same letter.
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Man Kills Mentally Challenged Brother In Uttar Pradesh; Arrested: Police
A man was arrested in Bijnor on Friday on charges of killing his intellectually disabled younger brother and burning his body, UP police said.
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India Climbs Eight Places In International IP Index: Report
India has climbed eight places to rank 36th in the latest annual International Intellectual Property (IP) Index released by the US Chambers of Commerce which said the improvement is a "real accomplishment" but substantial challenges persist, particularly regarding the country's patenting and IP enforcement environments.
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Sudoku, Crosswords Not As Effective In Stopping Age-Related Mental Decline
The new study challenged previous studies that suggested mental agility can be maintained or improved by exercising the mind with such brain teasers.
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India Placed On Priority Watch List For Intellectual Property Protection By US
India would continue to remain on the US' Priority Watch List for longstanding challenges in its IP framework and lack of sufficient measurable progress, the USTR said, alleging that the country remains one of the world's most challenging major economies in the area.
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Kerala: Differently-Abled School Children To Be Magicians
Intellectually challenged differently- abled children will soon don the garb of magicians in Kerala, thanks to an innovative programme drawn up by the state government.
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Game Over? New AI Challenge to Human Smarts
Game-playing is a crucial measure of AI progress - it shows that a machine can execute a certain "intellectual" task better than the humans who created it.
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Smartphones, YouTube Can Help People With Intellectual Disability: Study
Tablets, smartphones and YouTube can go a long way in helping people with intellectual disability (ID) cope up with these challenges, say researchers from Concordia University in Montreal.
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Challenge PM Openly, But Don't Hurt India: Venkaiah Naidu to Writers
Union Minister M Venkaiah Naidu on Friday said intellectuals complaining of "growing intolerance" can openly challenge Prime Minister Narendra Modi on any policy, but they should desist from spreading "misinformation" that hurts the country.
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Not facing any significant IPR challenges in India: Abbott Pharma
American pharmaceutical giant Abbott has told the US government that it is not facing any significant challenge on intellectual property rights in India, as is being alleged by a section of industry here.
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Creating, managing intellectual property to drive IT-BPM industry: Nasscom
The report also observed that the key challenges the domestic IT-BPM companies face include talent management, lack of opportunity identification and issues with the legal ecosystem.
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Shoojit Sircar: We can't challenge the intelligence of audiences
Director Shoojit Sircar is confident that the audiences will accept his forthcoming film Madras Cafe as there is an intellectual section which wants to watch such films.
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Indian board rejects AstraZeneca's patent plea on cancer drug
India's patents appeal board has dismissed British drugmaker AstraZeneca's petition challenging an earlier ruling that refused patent protection for a cancer-fighting drug, in the latest blow for Big Pharma in the country.
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Pfizer to appeal India decision to revoke cancer drug patent
Pfizer Ltd, the India unit of U.S. drugmaker Pfizer Inc, will challenge the country's patent office for revoking a patent for its cancer drug Sutent. The company, which will appeal before the Intellectual Property Appellate Board, said on Friday the Indian Patent Office's decision raised concerns over India's commitment to protect intellectual prop...
