Apple long-heated battle in China over iPad trademark sees a new pause as China’s Higher People’s Court of Guangdong won’t release a ruling on Apple’s February 29 appeal as long as both the companies start talking, reports Bloomberg. “The mediation will continue,” Roger Xie, a Proview Technology lawyer said. “There is no specific deadline.”
Apple appears to be willing to entering into negotiations and submitting a compensation package for the mark with Proview. Apple offered 100 million yuan ($16 million) for rights to the mark in China but Proview demanding at least 400 million yuan ($63 million) in order to appease its creditors, eight of which are Chinese banks
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