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Stock brokers get SC relief on I-T liability (Cached) 10.9.2010 Financial Express: Front Page
In a setback to the I-T department, the SC has held that stock broking firms can claim depreciation costs on membership cards issued by stock exchanges while calculating tax liabilities.
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HP sues to stop ex-CEO joining Oracle (Cached) 9.9.2010 Financial Express
HP sues to stop ex-CEO joining Oracle
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US laying foundation for indispensable partnership with India: Clinton (Cached) 9.9.2010 New Kerala: India News
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Famed Bhadohi carpet gets GI tag (Cached) 9.9.2010 TOI: Cities
The handmade carpet of Bhadohi was finally granted the Geographical Indication (GI) on September 4.
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HP sues Hurd to block his Oracle ambitions (Cached) 9.9.2010 Financial Express: Front Page
Hewlett-Packard Co sued former CEO Mark Hurd and asked a court to block him from joining Oracle Corp, saying his hiring by the rival technology firm puts HP's trade secrets "in peril."
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Suven Life secures patent in Australia, Mexico (Cached) 9.9.2010 HBL: Corporate
Suven Life Sciences Ltd has secured product patent in Australia and Mexico for one of their new chemical entity for the treatment of disorders associated with neurodegenerative diseases. The granted claims of the patents included the class of
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HP sues to stop ex-CEO Hurd joining Oracle (Cached) 8.9.2010 Financial Express
HP sues to stop ex-CEO Hurd joining Oracle
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Foreign bias finger at PMO on cheap drugs (Cached) 8.9.2010 Telegraph: Nation
New Delhi, Sept. 7: Multinational drug companies appear to have used the Prime Minister's Office to try and influence government policies that may severely undermine availability of affordable medicines, a group of non-government organisations has said.
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Columbia Sportswear Acquires The Attainment Of Outdry (Cached) 7.9.2010 New Kerala: India News
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Aurobindo in pact with Astra Zeneca (Cached) 6.9.2010 Financial Express
Aurobindo in pact with Astra Zeneca
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Koutons to raise Rs 4 bn (Cached) 6.9.2010 Financial Express
Koutons to raise Rs 4 bn
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Bio-piracy is biggest concern, says Jairam Ramesh (Cached) 6.9.2010 New Kerala: World News
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Expert poser on GI tag for ‘Hyderabadi Haleem' (Cached) 6.9.2010 HBL: Industry & Economy
Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) experts are amused at the grant of geographical indication (GI) tag to ‘Hyderabadi Haleem' after a similar appellation to ‘Tirupathi laddu' had soured their palates not too long
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Chinese firms get 169,000 patents in 2010 (Cached) 5.9.2010 New Kerala: India News
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India keen to add remedial clause in trade agreements (Cached) 4.9.2010 Financial Express: Front Page
Wary of third party free trade agreements impinging upon the country's interests, New Delhi is keen on inserting a remedial clause in all its extant and future FTAs.
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Celgene seeks to stop Natco's generic Revlimid (Cached) 3.9.2010 DNA: Money
Celgene said it intends to vigorously enforce its intellectual property rights for Revlimid, its most important drug, and will file the complaint within the required 45-day response period.
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Hyderabadi haleem to get GI tag soon (Cached) 3.9.2010 TOI: Cities
Hyderabad is famous for the Charminar, Salarjung Museum, biryani and IT companies — and the Hyderabadi haleem is now all set to join the vaunted list.
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Avesthagen gets 'process' patent for arthritis drug (Cached) 3.9.2010 ET: Pharma
Bangalore-based drugmaker Avesthagen has got the Indian patent for the process to make a biosimilar drug of Amgen's blockbuster medicine Enbrel.
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How big corporations are blocking reform of intellectual property law 2.9.2010 The Guardian -- World Latest
Lobbying power obstructs meaningful programme of change to international regulation, though there are causes for optimism Rhetorically, at least, intellectual property law has always been associated with concepts of creativity and innovation. In fact, not just associated with, but justified by, these intuitively appealing ideas. So, in this version of reality, patent law encourages technological innovation, copyright supports cultural and artistic production, and trade marks … always a little more difficult to fit into this particular plotline, trade marks have got something to do with being creative in the way you market goods and services. And the fact that the international legal regime governing intellectual property was once the ...
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Little Bommi to globetrot in 2011 (Cached) 1.9.2010 New Kerala: World News
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