Good IP management practices are important throughout the entire life cycle of a company’s establishment, expansion, search for investors, work with partners and collaborators, and hire employees.
This publication provides guidance on how start-ups can use the IP system to stay competitive and understand the risks that can arise from ignoring IP rights.
The guide focuses on start-ups working to bring innovative technology-based solutions to market, but the principles are equally useful for start-ups that are not technology-based but have novel marketing ideas, target niche markets, or offer innovative services.
The intellectual property system is good for all start-ups, but more so for some.
Japan’s October Trade Deficit Narrows 34%, Chip Equipment Exports Show Strong Performance
According to government data released Wednesday, Japan’s trade deficit narrowed 34.4% year-on-year to 461.25 billion yen (approximately $3 billion) in
2024-11-23
