European officials have dismissed a Huawei unit's bid to patent a data processing method for self-driving vehicles, ruling that existing technology already revealed the specific information needed to switch processing tasks.
European officials have dismissed a Huawei unit's bid to patent a data processing method for self-driving vehicles, ruling that existing technology already revealed the specific information needed to switch processing tasks.
A Spanish cosmetics company has convinced European officials to narrow Procter & Gamble's trademark application for "Flash" after it showed that shoppers might think the rival cleaning products were linked to its line of serums branded as "Flash Eye."
A provider of intravenous drips has denied misleading a former franchisee about whether it could operate without regulatory approval, telling a London court that its opponent's director should pay £474,200 ($644,100) after the deal ended early.
Imperial Tobacco has failed to persuade European officials to block a Hong Kong vape maker from registering the trademark "EPS," finding that consumers were unlikely to confuse it with the tobacco company's Formula One-linked cigarette brand JPS.
A U.S. farming company has failed to register "BioHold" as a trademark, after a European appeals panel found the term was too descriptive because consumers might understand it as offering enhanced fertilizer products.
