Last week, Taiwan-based technology company Proview took its battle over the iPad trademark from mainland China to the United States, arguing Apple had engaged in deceptive practices to purchase the ...

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Apple has agreed to give $60 million to financially troubled PC maker Proview in order to secure the rights to the iPad's name in China, according to a Chinese court ruling. The payment could help get ...

Proview has held a press conference in Beijing to show that they really did have a product called the iPAD, that they manufactured it and indeed sold it. This bolsters the case that there really is a ...

Proview chief executive Yang Long-san has acknowledged that his company is in trouble, but that doesn’t mean the end is near. “My biggest wish is to resolve all these frustrating problems and put them ...

Proview, the Chinese company that sued Apple over the iPad trademark, is on the receiving end of a lawsuit from its own lawyers. The Grandall Law Firm is suing Proview for its 4 percent commission on ...

Proview revealed some details about its iPAD computer at a press event on Friday. The computer, which is the basis of a trademark claim against Apple’s similarly-named tablet, was introduced in 1998 ...

Apple’s reported decision to pay off the financially troubled Chinese company that claims it owns the iPad name could embolden trademark trolls looking to make a quick buck in the future off the ...

IDG News Service reports on comments from research firm IDC indicating that Apple's iPad shipments to China have risen 80% quarter-over-quarter, with the significant increase said to be related to ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Motorola and Proview International Holdings, the Hong Kong-based electronics manufacturer, have scrapped a ...

Last week, Taiwan-based technology company Proview took its battle over the iPad trademark from mainland China to the United States, arguing Apple had engaged in deceptive practices to purchase the ...