What did Impression do, exactly?
Companies like Impression make money by buying up old toner cartridges, refilling them with more toner and then selling them at a lower price than what Lexmark charges.
Lexmark argued that by refurbishing and reselling its cartridges without permission and outside the terms of Lexmark's service agreement with end-users, Impression was violating the patent that Lexmark held on the cartridges. Essentially, Lexmark was saying that its patent rights extended beyond the initial sale of the cartridge to cover even future resales.
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We enter to annual maintenance for printer cartridge refilling and other internal spare change contracts. Our customers please give me an opportunity. This is a critical time to manufacture cost is day to day increasing and transportation cost also going upper. The more product requirement production is low.
Is China still the factory of the world?
China is losing factories at an astonishing pace—in another five years; the manufacturing map of the world will look very different from what it does today. Surveys done by UBS globally suggest that 20-30% of manufacturing will be leaving China. Dongguan, the epicenter of China’s manufacturing, has many shutters down and ‘space available’ signs all across
Thanks to financialexpress.
https://www.financialexpress.com/opinion/is-china-still-the-factory-of-the-world/2240670/
