Bitcoin has fallen below $40,000 for the first time since July with the currency continuing to pile on losses as its market cap nearly halves since November to now $760...
Meek Mill, a famous American rapper who reached more than 100 million streams within a week in October, has told his ten million Twitter followers to get an eth address,...
By Kasia Flood The online brokerage industry has witnessed rapid evolution throughout the past few years. Initially driven by financial regulation, digitization and the emergence of “fintech” market entrants, the pace has recently been hastened by new investor demographics and rising volatility. Trading volumes increased drastically on March 11, 2020, after the World Health Organization […]
Data breaches in the U.S. are on the rise, with millions of individuals impacted: According to the Identity Theft Resource Center, the number of data breaches from January to September 2021 (1,291) exceeded the number of attacks during all of 2020 (1,108). It’s possible that number is even higher because many companies often don’t disclose data breaches. Most […]
Unregistered rights are protected by the law of passing off in the UK. In the recent decision of the IPEC in Stone v Wenman, the court reiterated and applied some key principles in the law of passing off. The Claimant in the case, a spiritual author and holistic therapist, applied for and registered the mark...
Veerle, Head of Data Science at Analytic Health shares about how to build software from scratch from a user-centric perspective. Full transcription of the talk attached.
The US-based footwear company Skechers lost a case T‑598/20 before the General Court of the European Union. The dispute at hand concerns an application for a European trademark ARCHFIT in class 25 – Footwear. The EUIPO refused to register this sign based on absolute grounds Article 7(1)(b) and (c) of Regulation 2017/1001 – descriptiveness and lack … Continue reading Skechers lost a trademark dispute in the EU
The White House’s decision to extend operations of the International Space Station through the end of the decade is a “trigger” for other partners to make their own plans to continue participation in the station.