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Mr Men leave Chorion to say Hello, Kitty

Intellectual property owner in deal with Japan’s Sanrio as part of asset disposal programme
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IP: Patent litigation after the America Invents Act

Although the recently-enacted America Invents Act (AIA) significantly alters the ground rules for obtaining patents, it has a smaller – but still noticeable – impact on patent litigation.
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Pfizer's Plan to Block Generic Lipitor May Be Illegal

In a bid to preserve its Lipitor market share in coming months, Pfizer has offered an unprecedented deal to the nation's largest prescription benefit managers. They can purchase Lipitor at below cost for the next 6 months. The catch? Companies...

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Fredriksen steps in to rescue Frontline

The world’s highest-profile shipowner is to invest more than $500m into a rescue of Frontline, the debt-laden oil tanker owner
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What Does the Lindsey Ruling Mean for the Future of FCPA?

Last week, U.S. District Judge A. Howard Matz sent down a ruling that overturned the corruption convictions of Lindsey Manufacturing Co. executives, who had been accused by government prosecutors of participating in bribes that violated the U.S. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act. Given that this was the first major corporate prosecution under the FCPA, what does the ruling mean for the future of the anti-corruption law?

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RWE share sale hit by S&P warning

German utility’s capital increase falls €400m short after market turmoil
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Wolseley warns customers on asbestos gaskets

Plumbing and heating products distributor warns US and Canadian customers that it may have inadvertently sold them gaskets containing the material
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Greencore profits hit by failed takeover

Food producer says costs associated with failed takeover bid for Northern Foods dented annual pre-tax profits
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5 considerations for evaluating restrictive covenant enforceability

Companies often seek to protect confidential, proprietary business information, customer and employee relationships and restrict unfair competition by requiring employees to sign restrictive covenants prohibiting certain activities after their employment ends.

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Olympus soars ahead of report on scandal

Shares in the scandal-hit camera maker rose amid growing speculation that a third-party report could help it avoid a delisting