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ARTICLE · 16 FEBRUARY 2023

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We jump in the year of the Rabbit with a selection of cases, guidelines and tips to better understand the business world in China.

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We jump in the year of the Rabbit with a selection of cases, guidelines and tips to better understand the business world in China.

The first article deals with the dilemma that everyone encounters when entering the Chinese market: which comes first, the trademark or the search?

The second article explains what happened in the case Tencent vs TikTok, where the last one has been found guilty of copyright infringement made by the users.

We know in China NFTs shall not be traded or used as any kind of financial instrument. Nevertheless, brands may still be able to use NFTs successfully in their promotions, but they should use it in a careful way.

Back on trademark topic, we discuss the case of Oatly, the famous Swedish oat milk brand. In an attempt of registering "BARISTA", one of its most successful products, as a trademark in New Zealand, Oatly AB has met some obstacles. Read along to see what happened.

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