The Massive Rise in EUIPO Filings and the Growing Need for Trademark Registration
The landscape of global business is changing, and the most recent data from the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) reveals that innovation is moving more quickly than ever before. For the first time in its history, the EUIPO has breaks the record by receiving the most EUIPO trademark applications, indicating a strong recovery and […]
WIPO and ATTP Sign Landmark Agreement to Boost Professional Tech Transfer Skills
The World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) and the Alliance of Technology Transfer Professionals (ATTP) have formally signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), and this WIPO and ATTP Landmark Deal is significantly changing the global landscape of innovation. For the global community of technology transfer offices (TTOs) and innovation practitioners, this strategic alliance, which was inked […]
Apply Now as CGPDTM Extends Deadline for the Technical Internship Programme 2026 Application Submission Date at the New Delhi IT Office
A crucial update for prospective tech workers has been released by the Ministry of Commerce & Industry’s Office of the Controller General of Patents, Designs & Trade Marks (CGPDTM). To ensure a wider pool of talented individuals can participate, the office of CGPDTM Requirement 2026 has officially extended the application deadline for its Technical Internship […]
The USPTO SPARK Pilot Program Bridges the Gap Between Small Businesses and Standards
Recently, the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) announced a strategic new effort “The Standards Participation and Relief for Knowledge (SPARK) pilot program,” aimed at keeping American small-scale inventors at the forefront of the world’s technological advancement. The USPTO SPARK pilot program is a direct response to the lack of resources that frequently keeps small […]
Phoenix Motor Gains Competitive Edge with Groundbreaking Electric Bus Patent Approval
The market for electric vehicles (EVs) is changing quickly as producers compete to find a solution for the challenging problem of efficient urban transportation. Phoenix Motor Inc. has formally announced that the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has awarded a new utility patent for its novel low-floor Phoenix Motors EV Bus battery architecture, […]
IHCL Sets a New Benchmark as Taj Hotels Secures India’s First Hospitality Sound Mark
The Indian Hotels Company Limited (IHCL), well-known for its iconic Taj brand, has successfully obtained a sound mark registration in a significant development for the country’s intellectual property landscape by securing the Taj Hotel Sound mark. This accomplishment represents a substantial shift in the way premium brands perceive and preserve their sensory identities. While most […]
Patanjali Secures Massive Victory as Delhi High Court Protects Gonyle Trademark
The Delhi High Court has formally maintained the legality of Patanjali Ayurved’s trademark for its floor cleaner made from cow urine and marketed under the brand name “Gonyle,” in a significant decision for India’s consumer products industry. The ruling, which was given in early 2026, puts an end to a contentious legal dispute between Patanjali […]
Grenada Joins the Madrid System to Revolutionize IP Protection Worldwide
Grenada has formally joined the Madrid System of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), welcoming in a new age of creative and economic development. The primary objective of “Grenada Joins WIPO Madrid System” is which was disclosed after the instrument of accession was deposited on December 15, 2025, establishes the “Spice Isle” as a progressive […]
The Cost of an Agent Error: Madras High Court Relaxes Patent Examination Deadline for US Inventor
Today we have Huge news about the decision of the Madras HC patent examination delay. Timing is frequently just as important as the invention itself in the complex world of intellectual property protection. Years of study and development may conceivably come to a stop with a single missed deadline, leaving a discovery open to exploitation. […]
CNIPA & MIIT Target “Solar Sabotage”: New Strict Rules for Patent Filing & Rights
The Chinese government has declared war on “solar sabotage”, the practice of damaging internal competition and intellectual property theft, in an attempt to stabilize one of its most important economic engines. A CNIPA and MIIT new patent filing rules titled “Opinions on Further Strengthening Intellectual Property Protection in the Photovoltaic Industry” was jointly announced by […]