Other Barks & Bites for Friday, October 9: Korean Trademark Probe Shows Royalties Up 69% Since 2018; AAFA Urges USTR to Add Meta to Notorious Markets List; Ninth Circuit Finds Refusal to Deal in Invisalign Antitrust Case

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South Korea's trademark office reports a 69% increase in royalties since 2018, while the American Apparel & Footwear Association has requested that U.S. trade officials designate Meta's platforms as notorious markets for counterfeit goods. Additionally, Samsung Electronics posted record quarterly profits despite an anticipated AI chip shortage extending through 2028, and the Ninth Circuit issued a ruling on antitrust refusal-to-deal claims involving Invisalign.
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This week in Other Barks & Bites: record quarterly profits reported by Samsung Electronics belie an AI chip shortage likely to last into 2028; a major American apparel industry organization calls for the inclusion of Meta’s Facebook and Instagram in the USTR’…
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