Sentences with phrase «kept as a trade secret»

If there is no business reason for a patent, the invention might just be defined and kept as a trade secret.

Many aspects of a business are routinely kept as trade secrets in a database, with little fanfare.

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And for confidential information that's harder to register such as business plans, trade secrets, and customer lists, controlling who has access to them can keep things on lockdown.

The owner could have kept these recipes as a trade secret but is instead sharing them with the world.

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Most companies keep a lot of their work as trade secrets.

MADE SAFE, a nonprofit organization that tests and certifies nontoxic products, notes that «Companies are legally allowed to keep individual fragrance ingredients secret because they're deemed «confidential business information,» or what's also known as a «trade secret.

More concerning STILL is that companies are able to keep some chemicals a secret as trade secrets.

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You might keep it a trade secret by limiting who knows about it, in which case, it's yours as long as you keep it a secret and no one else independently figures it out.

Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper thinks the state's legislation will become a model for other states, according to the Denver Post, because it goes further than other states with disclosure laws by requiring all chemicals to be named (or in cases where the oil and gas commission is convinced a specific chemical should be kept a trade secret, then the chemical family needs to be named), as well as the concentrations in which they are used.

The property in the trade secret lasts as long as the secret is kept.

Really anything can be a trade secret as long as it gives a company a competitive advantage in the market place and it is subject to reasonable efforts to keep it secret.