In the news: IP infringement database, angry Nokia workers and carbon trading in Shanghai

The State Council will launch a database exposing IP rights violations. Nokia's deal with Microsoft has angered workers in Dongguan and details have been released of Shanghai's carbon trading market

4 minute readNovember 22, 2013 at 01:26 AM

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IPR violations go public

China Daily ran a story on a statement from the State Council that the country will expose IP rights violations to the public and build a system of real estate

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