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As businesses grow and expand, it is always an exciting opportunity for business owners to diversify their markets and move into previously unexplored territory. Expansion into international markets is one of the most ambitious growth opportunities for any business. Such global expansion can be a fantastic opportunity for a company to benefit in a variety of ways.

One of the most significant elements to examine before investing in a firm is the pledge of shares. For investors, a company with a big number of pledged shares is a source of concern. According to a recent news report, the value of promoter shares pledged in BSE 500 businesses fell to 1.95 percent in June 2020, compared to 2.34 percent the previous quarter. Promoters pledged 1.3 trillion in shares at the end of the June quarter, accounting for less than 1% of India's overall market value, according to the study.

Trademark infringement is now a crime that has become very common. There are various instances where small business owners in desire to achieve overnight fame and money choose to take the name, mark, or phrase used by the brands that already have well established goodwill in the market. In this article, we have discussed five landmark cases dealing with infringement of trademark rights and have tried to give the crux of the judgements given by the respective courts without taking much time of yours so that you have more time to give to your other work.

Small businesses face both financial and time constraints when it comes to complying with a slew of regulations, such as obtaining and maintaining a plethora of licences, registrations, approvals, and reporting requirements. Due to a lack of proper knowledge, businesses are frequently fined and penalized, diverting managements time and resources to resolve these disputes. Intellectual property (IP) arising from indigenous innovations/inventions has long been a grey area for SMEs and MSMEs.

Ed tech is referred to as the use of advanced technology both software as well as hardware for the purpose of providing knowledge and education to the students. One of the biggest uses is to provide students with a number of resources. This advancement in resources helps to provide more access to the students with study material. Providing them a school like atmosphere on a virtual mode makes the availability of easier communication, engaging in multimedia assisted lectures, thus creating a more time efficient and work efficient classroom. This online education is much more feasible due to the easy accessibility.

Food Safety and Standard (License and Registration of Food Business Regulation) act of 2011 provides for the registration and licensing of food products sold on commercial basis under the guidelines provided by the regulatory body of Food Safety and Standards Authority of India the article provides an overview about the meaning of food licensing, necessity of food licensing , types of food licensing and the procedure to be followed for the obtaining registration and license in India.