FRANKFURT, Germany - A group of major automakers plans to open hundreds of fast-charging stations for electric cars in Europe in the coming years and use a common plug technology in what they hope will be a big step toward mass acceptance of battery-powered vehicles.
Despite an ongoing patent fight between Gree and Midea - both leading Chinese home appliances manufacturers - the two companies have joined hands to protect the intellectual property rights of the entire air conditioner sector, establishing the first IP rights alliance for the industry in China.
BEIJING - The latest draft law on e-commerce, submitted for second reading on Tuesday, further clarifies the liabilities of e-commerce operators and punishments for infringing intellectual property and consumer rights.
Copyright officials have called for music to be licensed on numerous online platforms to avoid a monopoly situation that could harm the healthy development of the market.
The idiom Hou Ji Bo Fa, meaning being well prepared leads to achievements, is BMW Brilliance Automotive's way of describing its latest strategic move in China: to develop a new energy ecosystem as the first premium carmaker locally producing battery packs.
Editor's Note: The Communist Party of China has just concluded its 19th National Congress in Beijing. In the runup to the meeting, China Daily asked business leaders from major multinational companies for their views on economic developments here and the country's global leadership role.
Zhang Xinsheng is executive chairman of Shell Companies in China, a subsidiary of Royal Dutch Shell Plc, the global energy group.
Bjoern Skogum is president of Covestro China, a subsidiary of Covestro, the leading supplier of high-tech polymer materials based in Germany.
The Chinese and US movie industries are working hard together using advanced technologies to fight so-called "cam" releases - pirated copies made by recording onscreen film projections in cinemas, insiders said at a recent copyright seminar in Beijing.
SAN JOSE, California - A US judge has ordered a new trial to determine how much Samsung Electronics Co should pay Apple Inc for copying the look of its iconic iPhone.
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