The United States has long been viewed as a leader, especially in the innovation space. Through a system that values ambition, hard work and entrepreneurial spirit, this country has seen incredible technological advances and productivity. However, as… Read More »
The year 2017 witnessed remarkable progress in the realms of deregulation and tax reform, with immediate economic benefits. So how do we maintain that positive momentum through 2018 and beyond? READ MORE
Three in four voters (73 percent) believe that NAFTA should be updated to better protect and value U.S. inventions and creativity, according to a poll released today by ACTION for Trade, a coalition of trade associations, technology… Read More »
The U.S. dropped out of the top 10 in the 2018 Bloomberg Innovation Index for the first time in the six years the gauge has been compiled. South Korea and Sweden retained their No. 1 and No…. Read More »
In the final quarter of 2017, a total of 981 patent cases were filed in U.S. District Courts, a 1.3% decrease over the previous quarter’s total of 994 cases. Cases filed in the calendar year 2017 (4,057… Read More »
January 10, 2018 Dear Senator: Innovation and economic development are important to our state as we continue to grow and expand in many industries. These include: agriculture, medical research, large-scale economic projects and small businesses, among the… Read More »
Apologists for the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB), including Greene’s Energy Group and the Department of Justice continue to proffer the fallacy that the PTAB is merely “correcting” errors committed by the USPTO in issuing “bad”… Read More »
Intellectual property rights are so important that our nation’s founders specifically included language in the U.S. Constitution giving power to Congress to protect these rights. Without intellectual property rights, American innovation would cease to exist as inventors… Read More »
The U.N.’s intellectual property agency says China racked up a record 1.3 million patent applications last year, topping the combined total in the U.S., Japan, Korea and Europe. The World Intellectual Property Organization says innovators worldwide filed… Read More »
For all the talk of making America great again, Americans are still at odds over the definition of “great.” Ask some and they’ll implicate the lackluster recovery of the U.S. economy, stagnant wages and broad-based economic insecurity… Read More »
