This week in IP: vaccine waiver compromise agreed, IP intensive industries make 41% US GDP, and more

UKIPO announces designs register corrections; Optis beats Apple in UK again; Amex files TMs for NFTs and metaverse; Federal Circuit judge retires; Tillis seeks unified IP office study (again); Federal Circuit declines Biogen rehearing

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