The Eagles now own the trademark on Brotherly Shove — but are still waiting on Tush Push
The Eagles applied for a trademark last year on of the names of their famous Tush Push quarterback sneak: Brotherly Shove. This week, it was granted.
Chinese Battery Firms Face Two Challenges: IP Disputes And The U.S. Political Climate
The lawsuits Preston said, involve high profile Chinese battery manufacturers like COSMX, ATL, and CATL (which is ...
US’ proposed ban on Chinese EV software, hardware protectionist: analyst
Workers complete assembling an electric vehicle (EV) at China's EV start-up Leapmotor in Jinhua, East China's Zhejiang ...
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A Proposal for Improving the PREVAIL Act
Dick Durbin (D-IL), and Mazie Hirono (D-HI), officially introduced S. 2220 in the 118th Congress, called the “Promoting and ...
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US to ban Chinese parts in some cars
There are relatively few Chinese-made light-duty vehicles imported into the US. The White House on Thursday signed off on the ...
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Porsche patents 6-stroke engine
The automaker has filed a patent application titled "Method for a Combustion Machine With Two Times Three Strokes," or six strokes, in other words. First spotted by AutoGuide, the patent was published ...
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GM Files Patent For Vertically Adjustable Seatbacks
GM has filed a patent application for a vertically adjustable seatback height system, potentially providing greater comfort ...