licensing agreement
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permission for firm to do or use something an agreement permitting a company to market or produce a product or service owned by another company.
Licensing Agreement
The issuance of a license permitting the use of patents, trademarks, or other technology.
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Licensing agreement - an agreement between two enterprises allowing one to sell the other's products or services and to use their name, sales literature, trademarks, copyrights, etc. in a limited manner.
Licensing agreement:
A business agreement whereby one firm gives another the right to use assets such as trademarks, patents, copyrights or other know-how, against the payment of a fee.
Licensing Agreement
This term refers to a written agreement entered into by the contractual owner of a property or activity giving permission to another to use that property or engage in an activity in relation to that property.
A cross licensing agreement is a swap of access to companies patent portfolios: in essence it says "you can use my patents and I can use yours".
[clarification needed] Patent licensing agreements are effectively contracts in which the patent owner (the licensor) agrees to forgo their right to sue the licensee for infringement of the licensor's patent rights, ...
Through past media and community outreach, coupled with the cooperative licensing agreement, there has been improvement in compliance.
Intangible property is usually transferred by way of a licensing agreement, and payments for the intangible are made in the form of royalties.
2010 The Volatility Exchange Corporation entered a licensing agreement with CME Group to list VolContract futures based on the futures contracts on CME's currency pairs.[8] ...
A standard insurance policy is often considered to be an adhesion contract, as well as an apartment lease or a "End User's Licensing Agreement" (EULA).
Collaboration between two or more companies designed to achieve some corporate objective. May include international licensing agreements, management contracts, or joint ventures.
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Strategic alliance
Collaboration between two or more companies designed to achieve some corporate objective. May include international licensing agreements, management contracts, or joint ventures.
parts and 51 percent U.S. labor. The service helps U.S. firms identify potential export markets and make contacts leading to representation, distributorships, joint venture or licensing agreements, or direct sales.
May include international licensing agreements, management contracts, or joint ventures. Strategic buyout Acquisition of another firm in order to realize some operational benefits which will result in increased earnings.
 See also: Expense, Joint venture, Entrepreneur, Mergers, Capital markets
  
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