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Hundreds of trademark applications have been filed in the United States that include the word "entrepreneur." Many of the claimed owners of entrepreneur-formed trademarks have engaged in legal disputes over the scope and extent of each other's rights. Is the word "entrepreneur" capable of exclusive...

One of the great promises of embryonic stem cell research is being able to use human cloning to derive stem cells that carry genetic defects associated with myriad maladies, writes columnist Steve Clark, who explains recent scientific developments and raises some ethical questions....

The Wisconsin Wireless Association, formed earlier this year to represent wireless carriers, tower companies, network developers, and vendors, is holding its first meeting on July 9 at the Delafield Brewhaus in Delafield. Goals of the organization include positive awareness for the wireless industry, communication between...

Cancer therapies once again have become the driving force behind biotech industry growth, just as infectious diseases were a driving force for growth in the 1940s and 1950s, says columnist Michael Rosen. In this edition of Yer Biotech Blues, Rosen noted one similarity in the...