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The Supreme Court struck a blow for consumers by siding with the Federal Trade Commission in a case that makes it harder for drug companies to keep generics off the market.
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Medtronic Inc.’s aortic valve, inserted into the heart via a catheter, doesn’t violate Edwards Lifesciences Inc.’s Cribier patent, the German District Court of Mannheim ruled.
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Medtronic Inc.’s aortic valve, inserted into the heart via a catheter, doesn’t violate Edwards Lifesciences Inc.’s Cribier patent, the German District Court of Mannheim ruled.
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The U.S. Supreme Court restricted the ability of companies to patent human genetic sequences, issuing a mixed ruling in a case that raised questions about thousands of biotechnology, agricultural and drug patents.
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SAP AG won a U.S. patent office ruling that could help it avoid paying a $345 million jury verdict over a way to customize pricing, in the first challenge under a new rule for reconsidering business methods patents.
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SAP AG won a U.S. patent office ruling that could help it avoid paying a $345 million jury verdict over a way to customize pricing, in the first challenge under a new rule for reconsidering business methods patents.
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Tom Claps headed to Texas to scope out developments as TiVo Inc.’s trial against Google Inc.’s Motorola Mobility unit neared, with as much as $1 billion at stake over rights to digital-video-recorder technology.
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Keurig Inc., the maker of single-cup coffee brewing systems, lost a patent challenge to a California competitor.
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Sony Corp. and three other companies that helped invent Blu-Ray movie discs sued Imation Corp., claiming the data-storage company broke patent laws by selling blank, recordable versions of the discs.
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Microsoft Corp.’s Xbox video-gaming system won’t be blocked from entering the U.S. after a trade panel found it doesn’t infringe a patent owned by Google Inc.’s Motorola Mobility unit.
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