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Geely, Ford agree on Volvo intellectual property issues-report
Reuters  Nov 27  Comment 
Zhejiang Geely Holding Group has agreed with Ford Motor on intellectual property rights issues in its bid for Volvo, clearing a major barrier to acquire the Swedish luxury car brand, state media reported.
Enable IPC Corporation's SolRayo Introduces Next Generation Potentiostats -- Exceptional Value Systems Offered a la Carte
Marketwire  Nov 17  Comment 
MADISON, WI -- (Marketwire) -- 11/17/09 -- Enable IPC Corporation (PINKSHEETS: EIPC) today announced that its subsidiary, SolRayo, Inc., is introducing a new line of highly customizable potentiostat systems for use in energy storage characterization
PCTEL (PCTI) Settles Intellectual Property Dispute with Wilder Networks
StreetInsider.com  Nov 10  Comment 
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How to protect your intellectual property
The Globe and Mail  Nov 3  Comment 
Entrepreneurs who took on Microsoft talk about the lessons learned during the fight
China's Volvo bid may stall over intellectual property
Reuters  Oct 21  Comment 
* Intellectual property concerns a major stumbling block
Geely, Ford Volvo Talks Said to Falter on Intellectual Property
Bloomberg  Oct 20  Comment 
Geely Holding Group Co.’s 10-month effort to buy Volvo from Ford Motor Co. may fall apart within days as the companies struggle to agree on intellectual property rights, two people familiar with the talks said.
Valuing Intellectual Property
Business Standard  Oct 20  Comment 
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Intellectual property refers to the concept that certain products of human intellect should be afforded the same protective rights that apply to physical property. Most developed economies have measures in place to protect both forms of property.

Intellectual property (I.P.) has commercial value and is protected by law. One form of protection is copyright, which covers literary, artistic, architectural, and other creative works. Industrial properties, such as inventions or business methods, are also protected through patents, trademarks, and indications of source.

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