The Chinese Academy of Sciences is one of the world's most innovative governmental research institutions, according to a recent report by Thomson Reuters.
After winning a number of legal victories in China, Canadian toymaker Spin Master said it has stronger confidence in China's protection of intellectual property rights.
When the Central Bank of Egypt received a loan of $900 million from China Development Bank in January, it was the first time that the institution extended a major credit loan to an overseas central bank.
China Development Bank is extending support to small and medium-sized enterprises in Uzbekistan and promoting cultural exchanges in the Central Asian country.
China Development Bank's branch in Hebei province has helped Chinese companies expand abroad by supporting large projects in recent years.
The Xiamen branch of China Development Bank has issued $3 billion in loans to three Indonesian banks for infrastructure construction in the Southeast Asian country.
China was the fastest-growing origin of patent applications in Europe again last year, according to an annual report released by the European Patent Office last week in Brussels.
The intellectual property management and operations center at the Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics is looking to increase the application and commercialization of patents, said Kong Xianghao, deputy head of the university's College of Material Science and Technology.
Shanghai plans to deepen its reform of intellectual property rights protection to become an IP hub for the Asia-Pacific region, according to a guidance recently released by the municipal government.
Editor's note: During the meetings of the National People's Congress and the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference National Committee, the annual gathering of China's top legislators and political advisers, many delegates made comments and suggestions on the country's innovation and intellectual property issues.
China's recent revocation of some passenger vehicle makers' production qualifications is its latest effort to invigorate its automaking industry, said government officials and industry insiders.
German premium carmaker BMW Group is speeding up its localization plans to further boost sales in China, its biggest single market in the world.
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