Baidu wins trademark appeal as China court counts cross-border sales toward damages
By MLex Staff ( August 12, 2026, 08:43 GMT | Insight) -- A Chinese court has upheld a 5-million-yuan ($741,000) damages award for tech giant Baidu in a trademark dispute, ruling that cross-border e-commerce sales may count toward damages when infringing conduct occurs in China.A Chinese court has upheld a 5-million-yuan ($741,000) damages award for tech giant Baidu in a trademark dispute, ruling that cross-border e-commerce sales may count toward damages when infringing conduct occurs in China....
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