Alibaba’s innovation-driven approach to intellectual property rights governance
Set in March 2024, one year after Alibaba Group announced its largest-ever restructuring in history, this case traces the behemoth’s journey in protecting Intellectual Property (IP) on its e-commerce platforms, primarily Taobao and Tmall, China’s largest online shopping platforms. Alibaba formally i...
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Main Authors: | CHEN, Liang, CHEAH, Sin Mei, HUANG, Can, LIU, Guoqiao |
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Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University
2024
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