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🔎 Why Japan's problem is a people problem ➡️

'A shrinking population means Japan’s transition from a manufacturing-based economy to one driven by intellectual property is crucial. However, the shift is complicated by the limited talent-base needed for innovation and growth in IP industries.

Changes in population dynamics lie at the heart of many of Japan's socioeconomic challenges, affecting both supply and demand sides, and the IP sector is no exception. In fact, as something driven by human ingenuity, it’s arguably even more susceptible to the imperatives of demography ...'

🔓 Read unlocked analysis by Toko Sekiguchi now ⬇️

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🔎 'South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol declared an “all-out effort” to position the country at the forefront of the global hashtag race. His aggressive push, however, faces strong headwinds from domestic political deadlock, sn*******ng tax revenue shortfalls and delayed progress in local technology development.'

🔓 Get the full story now from MLex senior AI correspondent Choonsik Yoo ⬇️

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🔎 'The US Federal Trade Commission’s unanimous vote to approve a final version of mandatory US antitrust paperwork for dealmakers was the result of difficult and protracted negotiations between Democratic and Republican commissioners. The final version is pared down from the original June 2023 proposal, which would have dramatically expanded the scope of the information demands placed on merging parties.'

🔓 Access newly ungated analysis on the ramifications for dealmakers from Ilana Kowarski now ⬇️

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🔎 If you weren't able to join us last week for the Competition Litigation Conference, hosted with Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer and Brick Court Chambers in London, you can now access highlights from Mr Justice Michael Green's keynote address, which explored the issue of expert testimony in UK antitrust cases, as captured by MLex senior correspondent Simon Zekaria.

🗞️ https://lnkd.in/e2VqmmUq

💡 Amnesty vs automation — how are companies preparing for regulation?

🔎 'Companies wanting to embrace new technologies must also embrace new regulation for them in more jurisdictions. Technologies to check the compliance of these technologies are now available, but they can’t assess someone from marketing taking out their own smartphone to run a task through . New tech needs to be paired with traditional remedies.'

🔓 Released to MLex subscribers last week, you can access in-depth analysis by Frank Hersey now.

https://lnkd.in/ehk6JSrg