June 23, 2025
Intangible Assets

India – Tapping The Hidden Potential Of Acquired Patents.

The 21st century has seen a rapid surge in technological innovation, from minor tweaks to revolutionary breakthroughs. However, not all patented inventions achieve significant market success. Several challenges can hinder effective commercialisation, including a lack of funding, difficulties in scaling production, and trouble securing the right investors or strategic partners. In these situations, patentees typically explore

Read More
Intangible Assets

UAE Strengthens Global Publishing Ties At Beijing International Book Fair

(MENAFN– Mid-East Info) Represented by a distinguished selection of established and emerging publishing houses, the Emirates Publishers Association EPA is participating in the 2025 edition of the Beijing International Book Fair, shining a spotlight on the UAE’s experience in developing its publishing industry-particularly in the fields of children’s literature and innovative educational content.This participation in

Read More
Intangible Assets

CONDO REPORT: Barrie’s condo inventory hits record high

‘Just because the number of units sold could potentially increase, it does not mean that prices will automatically rise,’ says columnist Condominium sales in Barrie have remained low as we move through the second quarter of 2025. In May, there were 33 condos that sold, which was down 34 per cent from May of last year. 

Read More
Intangible Assets

UAE strengthens global publishing ties in Beijing

Represented by a distinguished selection of established and emerging publishing houses, the Emirates Publishers Association (EPA) is participating in the 2025 edition of the Beijing International Book Fair, shining a spotlight on the UAE’s experience in developing its publishing industry, particularly in the fields of children’s literature and innovative educational content. This participation in Asia’s

Read More
Intangible Assets

South Korea’s last circus, Dongchoon, holds up as it marks centennial

No more elephant and monkey acts. No more death-defying motorbike stunts. No more singing or acting on stage. Several hundred spectators still clapped constantly when acrobats with Dongchoon Circus Troupe, South Korea’s last and 100-year-old circus, twirled on a long suspended fabric, juggled clubs on a large, rotating wheel and rode a unicycle on a

Read More
Intangible Assets

Fernie city councillors advocate for municipal land inventory

Councillors say inventory of City-owned land could be an asset in guiding future development Two Fernie city councillors are advocating for an inventory of municipally-owned land, to help address gaps in strategic planning and plan for future development. Councillors Tracey Audia-Kelly and Harsh Ramadass would like to see the City develop a comprehensive inventory of the land that it

Read More
Intangible Assets

India is missing the core elements needed to realise the AI dream

This is a result of what the industry calls ‘secondary’ innovation—technologies that cannot be patented globally to influence global economics in the long run. Spending on foundational engineering, research and development (ER&D) work in AI is minuscule, at least five executives involved in AI-related work told Mint. In November, the World Intellectual Property Organization (Wipo’s)

Read More
Intangible Assets

Getting tangible with your intangible assets

Earlier this year, I wrote about the challenges that many finance teams face when it comes to understanding, assessing, and communicating, the value that intangible assets bring to organisations – a problem that investors have attempted to solve by themselves. If you look closely at the (market) values that investors put on businesses, you’ll quickly

Read More
Intangible Assets

Buy, Sell, or Hold Post Q1 Earnings?

National Bank Holdings (NBHC): Buy, Sell, or Hold Post Q1 Earnings? Over the past six months, National Bank Holdings’s stock price fell to $35.85. Shareholders have lost 16.9% of their capital, which is disappointing considering the S&P 500 has climbed by 1.1%. This was partly due to its softer quarterly results and might have investors

Read More
Intangible Assets

Asus fends off bid to ban US laptop imports in Lenovo patent dispute

WASHINGTON – Taiwanese electronics maker Asus on June 20 defeated rival Lenovo’s bid to block American imports of Asus’ Zenbook laptops and other computers as part of a patent dispute between the two companies. The ruling by the US International Trade Commission was a defeat for Hong Kong-based Lenovo in a patent fight with Asus

Read More