India Business Opportunities Shadowed By Country's Evolving IP Laws
This article was originally published in PharmAsia News
Executive Summary
India agreed to adopt World Trade Organization intellectual property standards in 2005, but implementation of those protections may not be moving quickly enough to keep pace with the country's growing business opportunities
You may also be interested in...
Indian Pharma Focusing On R&D, Licensing – Ranbaxy Exec
Indian firms are flush with cash and looking to move from generic drugs to proprietary compounds, Ranbaxy’s Shyam Bishen tells “The Pink Sheet” DAILY.
PharmAsia News Business Bulletin
A regular roundup of commercial stories appearing in Scrip’s sister publication PharmAsia News, whose multilingual team of regional experts provides authoritative business intelligence focused on the Asian marketplace. Full stories can be accessed by clicking on the story title (subscription required).
PharmAsia News Business Bulletin
A regular roundup of commercial stories appearing in Scrip’s sister publication PharmAsia News, whose multilingual team of regional experts provides authoritative business intelligence focused on the Asian marketplace. Full stories can be accessed by clicking on the story title (subscription required).