China's trademark squatting problem goes global

Chinese media reported the case between Qiaqia and OKAI as a victory of a domestic company over a foreign rival trying to block its entry into a new market. In fact, the case reveals how Chinese companies going abroad are making the same basic trademark errors that foreign companies make in China

5 minute readJune 14, 2013 at 03:37 AM
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clpstaff

People's Daily, the flagship newspaper of the Communist Party, reported that well-known domestic seeds and nuts producer Qiaqia had its case upheld before the German Federal Supreme Court last

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