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Gillette Sues Dollar Shave Club Over Patented Technology Claims
Grooming brand says competitor infringed on a 2004 patent involving a 'chromium-containing overcoat layer.'
This Innovative Cap Helps Chemotherapy Patients Keep More Hair
The FDA approved the DigniCap for use in the U.S. this week.
Create the Strongest Patent Possible With These 5 Tips
Your patent attorney is your next best friend -- but only if you put in the hard work first.
If You Get In the Way of Google's Self-Driving Car, It Might Shout at You
Forget wimpy horn-honking. Google's autonomous ride could blast messages at passersby from external loudspeakers.
'Can It Be Copied?' Why Even Celebrity 'Sharks' Care About IP.
Intellectual property is something to be protected if you want to attract investment.
Protecting an Idea Is Easy. Selling an Idea Is Hard.
I received great advice from my patent attorney after freaking out about one of my big ideas.
Apple Ordered to Pay $234 Million to University for Patent Infringement
The processors in Apple's iPhone 5S, 6 and 6 Plus -- along with some editions of the iPad -- violated the patent.
How an Outdoor-Clothing Company Is Building Up Manufacturing in Mountain Towns
One entrepreneur is bringing the 'microbrew' model to manufacturing.
Airbus Files Patent That Shows Airplane Passengers Stacked On Top of Each Other
Because people aren't already crammed into planes like sardines.
7 Apple Patents We Hope Will Be Used to Make Actual Products
From biometric-tracking headphones to water-resistant electronic parts, we'd be into a lot of these products. Get on it, Apple.
Google Just Got a Patent for Adding Holograms to a Google-Glass-Type Headset
The United States Patent and Trademark Office approved the tech giant's patent for technology that would overlay holograms onto the wearer's real world view.
Microsoft and Google Make Peace in Patent Battles
The companies are settling 18 cases in the U.S. and Germany.
What Good Is a Patent if You Can't Enforce It?
The answer: A patent helps you impress investors and raise capital.
IBM Is Taking an Unusual Approach to Selling Patents to Startups
While it's not strange for a large patent holder to sell off patents, IBM's method is raising some eyebrows.
Someday, Your Facebook Friends May Determine Whether You Get a Loan
Facebook's latest patent suggests lenders could approve or deny loans based on a user's social connections.