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Drawings Of The PCT International Application: A Guide To Avoid Common Pitfalls
Kangxin are most popular: within Consumer Protection topic(s) PCT (Patent Cooperation Treaty) is an international treaty designed to simplify the procedure of patent application in multiple countries. Under the PCT, applicants can seek patent protection in multiple countries through filing one international application, which help to save efforts and costs. Consequently, PCT route increasingly becomes the preferred route for applicants to seek patent protection.
Improved clinical outcomes of tocilizumab versus cyclophosphamide for IgG4-related disease: insights from a prospective IgG4-related disease registry
Introduction Immunoglobulin G (IgG) 4 related disease (IgG4-RD) is a systemic and inflammatory autoimmune disease.1 It is a new type of disease that was named 10 years ago. With advancements in understanding of the disease, the rate of IgG4-RD diagnosis has been steadily increasing. The disease commonly manifests with multiple organ involvement, accompanied by organ fibrosis and even dysfunction.
Rival Instant Noodle Makers Eat Master Kong’s Lunch
Tingyi (Cayman Islands) Holding Corp.’s Master Kong food empire has lost ground to competitors in the market for instant noodles — once a staple for students and migrant workers — as China’s economy transitions from manufacturing to services. A Tingyi worker mans the production line for Master Kong brand instant noodles in Tianjin in December 2009. Photo: Visual China Master Kong still has something to learn about the instant noodle business.
Customer Is Still Always Right - but There's No One to Tell
The F5 Future Store (above) in the southern city of Guangzhou is one of a growing number of staffless, brick-and-mortar shops opening in cities across China. Companies pioneering automated stores have attracted strong investor support, such as Bingobox, which raised more than 100 million yuan ($15.15 million) earlier this year. Photo: Visual China A shopper inside the 24-hour Bingobox convenience store in Shanghai can browse shelves and pay for goods, yet never interact with another human being.
Berry Genomics Completes Backdoor Listing
One of the largest rivals to government-backed genomics giant BGI, Berry Genomics injected all of its 4.3 billion yuan ($646 million) in assets into Chengdu Tianxing Instrument and Meter Co. Ltd. in a reverse merger. Above, researchers work in a BGI lab in Shenzhen in March 2011. Photo: IC A Chinese gene-screening company officially completed its backdoor listing today — creating another DNA testing firm thriving on the nation’s growing awareness of ruling out genetic diseases during pregnancy.
Fosun Purchase of Indian Drug-Maker Remains in Limbo
Fosun Pharmaceutical’s $1.3 billion bid for an Indian competitor has once again been postponed. Photo: Visual China Fosun Pharmaceutical’s purchase of an Indian peer for $1.3 billion — the largest acquisition made by a Chinese drug-maker overseas — is awaiting regulatory approval, marking the third time the purchase has been postponed. Shanghai Fosun Pharmaceutical Group Co. Ltd.
Fosun on Roll With Purchase of French Margarine-Maker St Hubert
Fosun and food producer Beijing Sanyuan Foods Co. Ltd. will jointly acquire Brassica Holdings, owner of the French margarine-maker St Hubert, for 625 million euros ($734 million). Above, Sanyuan Foods takes part in the International Dairy Industry Exhibition in July 2012 in Beijing. Photo: Visual China Chinese conglomerate Fosun Group is continuing its overseas buying spree, snapping up a French food-maker with a China state-run partner despite the government’s growing unhappiness about such deals.
Kweichow Moutai Shares Hit New High as Investors Get Drunk on Rosy Outlook
As business-related drinking has made a comeback in China, the stock price of baijiu-maker Kweichow Moutai Co. has continued to climb. Above, workers arrange bottles of baijiu at the Kweichow Moutai plant on Sept. 22 in Maotai, Guizhou province. Photo: Visual China Shares of Kweichow Moutai Co. hit a new high again Tuesday, as investors are still giddy over rosy sales prospects of the fiery grain-based baijiu.
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