Power-cable maker Nexans can't challenge a verdict which said it must pay damages to wind farm London Array over cartel behavior that caused overcharge on some purchases of cable, the UK's Court of Appeal has ... (more story)

A French regulatory order for Meta Platforms to negotiate fresh terms with media outlets for using their content promises to help settle a dispute over remuneration and ease the sector's concerns about lost re... (more story)

MLex Summary: Power-cable maker Nexans can't appeal a specialist tribunal ruling which said it must pay damages to wind farm operator London Array, over cartel behavior that caused an overcharge on some purcha... (more story)

Altana Wealth and Brevent Advisory have lost their appeal against a UK High Court ruling that found the companies had misused IlliquidX’s trade secrets in setting up an investment fund trading in distressed Venezuelan debt.

China should adapt its intellectual property system more quickly to the needs of artificial intelligence, data-intensive technologies and other emerging industries by combining faster administrative measures w... (more story)

Japan's Intellectual Property High Court has upheld the invalidation of a video-camera patent developed by US cinematic camera maker RED.com, rejecting an appeal after Japanese camera maker Nikon acquired the ... (more story)

The United States’ abandonment of the renewal process for the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement was broadly expected, but the path forward injects uncertainty that may linger past US midterm elections in November — o... (more story)

MLex Summary: President Donald Trump signed a proclamation directing US officials to negotiate with countries to adjust imports of commercial aircraft, jet engines and related parts, the result of a Section 23... (more story)

MLex Summary: A World Trade Organization dispute panel has mostly rejected Indonesia's challenge to the EU’s anti-dumping duties on fatty acid imports, finding that the European Commission's investigation and ... (more story)

MLex Summary: Wikimedia Foundation said on Friday it was relieved that Wikipedia had, for now, avoided the UK Online Safety Act’s strictest category. But it warned that regulator Ofcom could reconsider its dec... (more story)

Uber Eats, Airbnb, Quora and ChatGPT Search are among the less expected services to face additional UK online safety duties, sector regulator Ofcom's long-awaited first categorization register shows. Facebook,... (more story)

Social media and search platforms would have to establish stronger systems to detect and remove fraudulent advertisements, verify advertisers and test artificial intelligence advertising tools for vulnerabilit... (more story)