U.S. Chamber takes India to task over IP The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is asking the government to pressure India on intellectual property rights, hoping such a move could prevent Indian companies from producing cheap generic versions of patent-protected medications, according to Reuters. The Chamber has asked the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative to classify India as a Priority Foreign Country, "a tag given to the worst offenders when it comes to protecting intellectual property, and one that could trigger trade sanctions," the news agency reported. "Because India has not shown a record of engagement on these issues and the environment has deteriorated significantly… Read More