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ISC NAMES NEW CHAIRMAN

09.07.2018 World companies news

Originally published at OPI. ISC elects names new board According to OPI, the Imaging Supplies Coalition (ISC) has elected a new Chairman and three officers. Epson Contract Attorney Alf Andersen has been named Chairman of the board. He succeeds Jeff Sampson, Senior Manager – US Supplies, HP Inc. In addition, HP Inc WW Brand Protection Manager Praveen...

CHINA WARNS US “OPENING FIRE” ON WORLD WITH TARIFF THREATS

09.07.2018 Без рубрики

The United States is “opening fire” on the world with its threatened tariffs, the Chinese government warned on Thursday, saying China will respond the instant US measures go into effect as the two locked horns in a bitter trade war, Businesstimes reports. The Trump administration’s tariffs on US$34 billion of Chinese imports are due to go into effect...

US CUSTOMS BEGINS COLLECTING 25% IMPOSED TARIFF

09.07.2018 Marketing

Originally published at Gulfnews. US pulls trigger on China tariffs, sparking vow of retaliation US customs officials will begin collecting an additional 25 per cent tariff on imports from China of goods ranging from farming plows to semiconductors and airplane parts, according to Gulfnews. US President Donald Trump fired the biggest shot yet in the global trade war by imposing...

IT’S WAR! HOW WILL HISTORY REMEMBER JULY 6?

09.07.2018 Marketing

China’s Ministry of Commerce claims it will take countermeasures in response to Washington’s new tariffs on US$34 billion of Chinese imports that took effect on July 6. China believes the United States’ 25 per cent tariff hike on Chinese goods violates the WTO rules and has set off the largest trade war in history, “demonstrating a...

EXPERT WARNS CARTRIDGES MAY BE IMPACTED BY US-CHINA TRADE WAR

29.06.2018 Marketing

“Some aftermarket cartridges imported from China will be subject to the proposed 301 tariffs if those tariffs are eventually imposed,” warns Merritt Blakeslee (pictured), an experienced international trade law patent attorney in the USA. On April 3, 2018, the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) announced additional details related to its recent Section 301 investigation of Chinese...

Quality First Conference chews over China

29.06.2018 Expos and conferences

The Recycling Association’s Quality First Conference, which took place on 17 April 2018 in London, saw over 100 delegates attend to discuss topics including China, local authorities, and the importance of why quality matters, a message the Association have been spreading for nearly two years. Many people, including leading recycling and waste management companies and...

Memjet and Canon unite in cross-license agreement

29.06.2018 Patents and Intellectual Property

Memjet and Canon have entered into a long-term, global agreement to cross-license their patents around key segments and applications. The terms of the agreement remain confidential. “We are excited and pleased with our agreement with Canon, which validates the value of our technology,” said Len Lauer, CEO of Memjet. “This agreement showcases the breadth and...

CHINA BLASTED BY US IN FRONT OF THE WTO

27.06.2018 Marketing

According to the South China Morning Post,  China was blasted as a ‘threat’ to the international economy by the US in front of the WTO in Geneva. Click here to read the full report. “Just a month after US President Donald Trump upended the global order with threats of tariffs against allies and adversaries alike, his ambassador...

AUSTRALIA LEADS IN CONSUMER PROTECTION AGAINST PRINTER OEMS

27.06.2018 Patents and Intellectual Property

The Australian consumer watchdog has ordered HP PPS Australia to compensate customers who purchased its printers without being told they contained technology that did not allow for non-HP ink cartridges to be used in them. According to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC), the court-enforceable undertaking, given to the wholly owned subsidiary of HP, outlines how...

CANON FILES NEW PATENT INFRINGEMENT LAWSUIT IN U.S.

27.06.2018 Patents and Intellectual Property

Originally published at Canon. Canon files new toner cartridge-related patent infringement lawsuit in U.S. Canon announced the filing of a complaint in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Ohio against Ink Technologies Printer Supplies, LLC, for infringement of Canon’s U.S. Patent No. 9,581,958. As set forth in the complaint, Ink Technologies sells the toner...