intellectual property
What do the latest US and China rulings on AI authorship mean for luxury?
New policies and court rulings have sparked debate among brands and artists fighting to protect their intellectual property. Read MoreChina’s Ruling On Christian Louboutin Is A Win For International Brands
A court in Beijing has ruled in favor of the Christian Louboutin, proving the importance of establishing connections with Chinese consumers. Read MoreLuxury Watchmaker Chopard Accused of Copying Tiffany Ad
Chopard has been suspected of copying the interactive page design of a Tiffany WeChat campaign. Should brands worry about what’s in their backend? Read MoreLuxury Counterfeiters Target Chinese Designer Brands. Can They Fight Back?
With the cost and risk of counterfeiting products from leading luxury houses rising, high-end homegrown designer brands have become their latest targets. Read MoreWhy Is Beijing Allowing Chinese Exporters To Sell Goods Domestically?
China’s State Council has released new guidelines to allow exporters to sell international orders domestically. Will this make the market more competitive? Read MoreArmed With A New Trademark, What Will Supreme’s Next Move Be In China?
After securing a Chinese trademark this week, the New York streetwear brand Supreme has opened the door to a range of new possibilities in China. Read More4 Intellectual Property Guidelines that are Crucial for Luxury Brands
Knock-offs practically seem like a tradition in the Chinese market, but brands and sellers have been busy fighting for intellectual property. Read MoreWill Louis Vuitton’s ‘Dad Shoe’ Lawsuit Stomp Out Imitators?
Louis Vuitton officially brought action against Belle International Holdings, but what is the chance for the French luxury label to win in China? Read MoreDunhill vs. Danhuoli or How to Secure Your Logo in China
British luxury label Alfred Dunhill won its trademark infringement lawsuit against a Chinese brand, marking an important progress in IP protection in China. Read MoreNew Balance’s Trademark Win Sets Right Example for Foreign Brands in China
The victory of sportswear brand New Balance in a trademark lawsuit shows the right way for foreign brands to protect their intellectual property in China. Read More