2025年，徐州市场监管部门以"服务民生、护航消费"为宗旨，聚焦消费领域人民群众反映强烈、社会危 害性突出的问题，坚持以"打假、处劣、治虚、惩偷"为重点，严厉打击掺杂掺假、以假充真、以次充 好、以不合格冒充合格产品、偷工减料、缺斤短两、非法改装、商标侵权、虚假广告、"霸王条款""幽 灵外卖"等违法行为。现公布2025年第六批铁拳行动典型案例。 案例一 徐州市市场监管局查处徐州某口腔医院有限公司虚假宣传案 2025年5月22日，徐州市市场监管局根据市卫健委移交线索，对徐州某口腔医院有限公司开展执法检 查。经查，当事人在经营场所内悬挂含医生姓名、学历等资历内容的宣传图片，其中3名医生并非该医 院坐诊医生，5名医生学历文凭与实际情况不符。 当事人将未在其医院坐诊的医生资历信息图片，及含有不实学历的医生资历信息图片悬挂在其诊疗场所 内进行宣传的行为，违反了《中华人民共和国反不正当竞争法》第八条第一款的规定。徐州市市场监管 局依据《中华人民共和国反不正当竞争法》第二十条的规定，责令当事人停止违法行为，作出罚款 30000元的行政处罚。案后，经执法人员现场复查，当事人已改正违法行为。 案例二 睢宁县市场监管局查处陈某销售 ...

(责编：杨光宇、胡永秋) 对于已有证据能够初步证明商标侵权行为存在的，市场监管部门可以通报电子商务平台经营者，告知电 子商务平台经营者依法采取知识产权保护措施。 对于当事网店经营者地址信息不实，无法取得联系的，市场监管部门应当通知电子商务平台经营者。电 子商务平台经营者应当在当事商铺和商品信息置顶位置进行显著标记，并通知当事网店经营者如实提供 相关信息和配合市场监管部门调查。 关注公众号：人民网财经 对于相关违法案件涉及多个地区的，规定各地市场监管部门管辖权限与协查要求。 本报北京11月17日电 （记者林丽鹂）市场监管部门在执法中发现"幽灵网店"问题突出，例如：市场监 管总局执法稽查局组织查处拼多多、淘宝、快手、京东等平台上涉嫌侵犯"胖东来"注册商标专用权的14 家网店，发现10家不在公示地址经营，其中8家无法找到。网店经营者"找不到人"现象比较突出，成为 市场监管部门查处网络侵权案件时面临的一个难点。为此，市场监管总局11月14日发布《电子商务平台 协助查处商标侵权案件规定（征求意见稿）》。 电子商务平台经营者违反相关规定，构成为侵犯他人商标专用权行为提供便利条件，帮助他人实施侵犯 商标专用权行为的，市场监 ...

新华社北京11月14日电 新华社记者赵文君 市场监管总局14日发布《电子商务平台协助查处商标侵权案件规定（征求意见稿）》，面向社会公 开征求意见。电子商务领域打击商标侵权有哪些难点问题？征求意见稿对平台协助查处商标侵权提出了 明确要求，这将发挥什么作用？ 电商领域商标侵权是指在电子商务平台或平台内经营者未经授权使用他人注册商标或近似商标等违 法行为。侵权网店常有登记地址不实、经营者失联等现象，导致维权困难，被称为"幽灵网店"。 当前，有些平台直播间在直播中虚化商标，但主播在宣传商品时往往用知名品牌雷同的产品功效和 性能进行诱导购买，这属于商标侵权行为吗？ 张南表示，是否构成商标侵权取决于具体情形。如在直播间里的商标虽然虚化了，但是消费者仍然 能看出其商标确实和其他注册商标近似，则可能构成商标侵权。但如果虚化后消费者完全看不到商标信 息，或者实际买到商品后看不出商标近似，那可能不构成商标侵权，但有可能构成其他违法行为。 据市场监管总局执法稽查局有关负责人介绍，在执法中发现"幽灵网店"问题突出。网店经营者"找 不到人"，便无法取得联系，无法进行有效执法。如查处拼多多、淘宝、快手、京东等平台上涉嫌侵 犯"胖东来"注 ...

Employment and Economic Stability - The overall employment situation is stable, with the urban survey unemployment rate decreasing to 5.1% in October, down 0.1 percentage points from the previous month [1] - The average urban survey unemployment rate from January to October was 5.2%, with local registered labor at 5.3% and migrant labor at 4.7% [1] Real Estate Market Trends - In October, new residential sales prices in first-tier cities fell by 0.8% year-on-year, while second-tier cities saw a 2.0% decline and third-tier cities a 3.4% decline [1] - The second-hand housing prices in first-tier cities dropped by 4.4%, with second-tier cities down 5.2% and third-tier cities down 5.7% [1] - The spokesperson from the National Bureau of Statistics indicated that the real estate market is undergoing a transformation that requires time, and fluctuations in certain indicators should be viewed objectively [1] Bird Protection and Wildlife Crime - The Ministry of Public Security has launched a campaign to combat wildlife crimes, particularly those harming bird species, with a focus on dismantling criminal networks and seizing illegal tools [4] - The National Forestry and Grassland Administration reported an increase in protected bird species, with 1,028 species now classified as "three protected" [6] Gold Mining Discovery - A significant discovery of a low-grade, large-scale gold mine, the Dadongou Gold Mine, has been made in Liaoning Province, with a total metal content of 1,444.49 tons, marking it as the largest single gold mine discovered since the founding of New China [7] - The mine has a total ore volume of 2.586 billion tons and an average grade of 0.56 grams per ton, with a promising economic outlook for development [7] Healthcare Fraud Cases - The National Healthcare Security Administration has reported four cases of healthcare fraud involving pharmacies, with the highest case amounting to over 3.3 million yuan [8] - The cases include organized schemes to defraud insurance funds through false prescriptions and collusion with intermediaries [8] E-commerce Trademark Infringement - The State Administration for Market Regulation is seeking public input on new regulations to assist in addressing trademark infringement in e-commerce, highlighting the challenges posed by "ghost stores" with false registration information [9] - In the first three quarters of the year, 27,000 trademark infringement cases were handled, involving 468 million yuan [9] Three Gorges Project Development - During the 14th Five-Year Plan, the Three Gorges Project has allocated 46.91 billion yuan for 1,235 projects aimed at improving the livelihoods of relocated residents and promoting economic development in the reservoir area [10] - The average disposable income for rural migrants in the Three Gorges area is projected to reach 22,000 yuan in 2024, a 4.19-fold increase since 2010 [10]

中国拟出台新规查处"幽灵网店"商标侵权问题 中新社北京11月14日电 (记者 刘亮)中国国家市场监管总局研究起草的《电子商务平台协助查处商标侵 权案件规定(征求意见稿)》(简称《协助查处规定》)，于14日向社会公开征求意见，拟就"幽灵网店"商 标侵权等相关问题明确查处措施。 随着中国电子商务交易规模持续扩大，电子商务领域商标侵权问题日益受到企业和消费者关注。国家市 场监管总局当天公布，今年前三季度，共查办商标等知识产权违法案件2.7万件，涉案金额4.68亿元人民 币，向司法机关移送涉嫌犯罪案件742件。 编辑：万可义 广告等商务合作，请点击这里 本文为转载内容，授权事宜请联系原著作权人 中新经纬版权所有，未经书面授权，任何单位及个人不得转载、摘编或以其它方式使用。 关注中新经纬微信公众号(微信搜索"中新经纬"或"jwview")，看更多精彩财经资讯。 市场监管部门执法中发现"幽灵网店"问题突出，如多家电商平台上涉嫌侵犯"胖东来"注册商标专用权的 14家网店，发现10家不在公示地址经营，其中8家无法找到。网店经营者"找不到人"现象比较突出，已 成为市场监管部门查处网络侵权案件时面临的一个难点。 为解决以上问题， ...

Core Viewpoint - In 2025, the market supervision departments in Qinghai Province are actively combating trademark infringement, particularly in areas with high occurrences of counterfeit products, to ensure a safer consumer environment [2] Group 1: Daily Consumer Goods Trademark Infringement Cases - Case 1: A supermarket was found selling counterfeit "Nanfu" batteries, with a total value of 342 yuan and illegal gains of 108 yuan. The offender was fined 2,000 yuan and had all counterfeit batteries confiscated [3] - Case 2: A supermarket sold counterfeit "Yunnan Baiyao" toothpaste, resulting in a fine of 500 yuan and confiscation of 7 boxes of toothpaste. This case highlights the importance of consumer reports in identifying infringements [4] - Case 3: A supermarket was penalized for selling counterfeit "Hai Fei Si" shampoo, with illegal gains of 22 yuan. The offender was fined 500 yuan [7] Group 2: Alcohol Trademark Infringement Cases - Case 4: A wholesale store was found selling counterfeit "Wuliangye" and "Jian Nan Chun" liquor, with a total value of 5,640 yuan. The offender was fined 10,000 yuan [5] - Case 5: A store was penalized for selling counterfeit "Moutai" liquor valued at 21,000 yuan, resulting in a fine of 21,000 yuan [6] Group 3: Clothing and Footwear Trademark Infringement Cases - Case 6: A clothing store was found selling 454 pairs of counterfeit "Nike," "Adidas," and "Puma" shoes, valued at 50,000 yuan. The offender was fined 2,000 yuan [10] - Case 7: A store was found with 6 pairs of counterfeit "Nike" shoes, but due to the owner's lack of knowledge and minor violation, no fine was imposed, only confiscation of the goods [11] Group 4: Industrial Products Trademark Infringement Cases - Case 8: A company was penalized for selling 100 barrels of counterfeit "Zhigao" engine oil, with a total value of 25,000 yuan, and fined 75,000 yuan [12] Group 5: Production and Packaging Trademark Infringement Cases - Case 9: A biotechnology company was found producing counterfeit "Dahai" brand packaging materials, with a total value of 17,800 yuan. The company was fined 25,000 yuan [14] Overall Impact - In 2025, the market supervision departments in Qinghai Province demonstrated a comprehensive approach to trademark enforcement, emphasizing a balance of strict penalties and educational measures to enhance awareness of intellectual property rights among market participants [2][14]

被告辩称，已获得株式会社传奇IP关于《传奇》游戏IP的著作权授权。 法院认为，著作权与商标权是两种性质与保护范围各异的知识产权，著作权授权范围应限于对游戏作品 本身的复制、改编、发行等著作权权能，不能当然地延伸至授权他人在商业活动中使用已由第三方在中 国合法注册的商标。被告公司仅凭传奇IP的著作权授权，即径行在商业活动中使用与原告注册商标基本 无差的标识，其行为已超出著作权授权之合理边界，构成了对盛趣公司商标权的侵害。 最终，法院认定被告擅自使用《热血传奇》注册商标的行为构成侵权，判令其立即停止侵权并赔偿盛趣 游戏经济损失 20 万元。 扬子晚报网11月5日讯（记者 姜天圣）11月5日，记者从盛趣游戏了解到，南京市江宁经济技术开发区 人民法院，对盛趣游戏起诉某数字藏品盲盒商标生产销售方侵权案作出一审判决，认定被告擅自使用 《热血传奇》注册商标的行为构成侵权，判令其立即停止侵权并赔偿盛趣游戏经济损失 20 万元。 据悉，两年前一款打着"《热血传奇》正版授权"旗号的数字藏品盲盒在网络热销，宣称购买后可随机获 得"屠龙""炼狱""天魔神甲"等《热血传奇》经典游戏装备相关藏品，1万份盲盒迅速售罄。然而，盛趣 游戏发现 ...

Core Points - The case involves a shop in Urumqi City, Xinjiang, which was penalized for infringing on the trademark rights of Guizhou Moutai Distillery Co., Ltd by using its registered trademarks without authorization [1][2] - The shop was fined 1,000 yuan and ordered to cease the infringing activities [1] - The incident highlights the prevalence of unauthorized use of well-known trademarks in the market, emphasizing the need for regulatory vigilance [2] Summary by Sections Trademark Infringement Case - On October 16, 2025, the Urumqi City Market Supervision Administration imposed an administrative penalty on a shop for selling products that infringed on the exclusive trademark rights of Moutai [1] - The shop was found to have used the trademarks "Guizhou Moutai," "MOUTAI," and related designs on its signage and interior without authorization [1] - The shop's actions were deemed a violation of the Trademark Law of the People's Republic of China [1] Regulatory Implications - The case serves as a reminder for market regulators to be vigilant about the unauthorized use of famous brand trademarks [2] - It underscores the importance of checking for proper authorization when businesses use well-known trademarks to avoid illegal practices [2]

Core Viewpoint - China National Pharmaceutical Group (国药集团) has issued a statement regarding its relationship with China Medicinal Materials Corporation (药材股份), emphasizing that it has initiated legal proceedings due to serious infringement by the latter [1][4]. Group 1: Shareholding and Ownership - China National Pharmaceutical Group's subsidiary, China Traditional Chinese Medicine Co., Ltd. (国药中药), has publicly transferred 25% of its shares in China Medicinal Materials Corporation to Shanghai Tianyue Tenghua Trading Service Co., Ltd. and will complete the share cancellation by September 30, 2025 [3]. - After the transfer, China National Pharmaceutical Group and its subsidiary will no longer hold any shares in China Medicinal Materials Corporation, and there will be no equity or control relationship between them [3][4]. Group 2: Legal Actions and Infringement - China Medicinal Materials Corporation has repeatedly used the trademarks and names of China National Pharmaceutical Group without authorization, constituting serious infringement, leading to the initiation of legal proceedings [4]. - The company has been urged to cease all unauthorized use of China National Pharmaceutical Group's trademarks and names, with a warning of legal consequences for any misrepresentation of association with the group [4]. Group 3: Historical Context and Current Status - China Medicinal Materials Corporation, originally named Huahao Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd., was established in 2000 with a registered capital of 100.58 million RMB and currently has multiple negative tags, including operational abnormalities and restrictions on high consumption [4][5]. - The company has faced legal disputes and complaints regarding unpaid debts to construction units and rural collective enterprises, indicating ongoing operational challenges [4][6].

Core Viewpoint - China National Pharmaceutical Group (Sinopharm Group) has issued a statement regarding its severed ties with China Medicine Holdings Co., Ltd. (China Medicine), emphasizing that it has initiated legal proceedings against China Medicine for serious infringement of its rights [1][4]. Group 1: Company Relationship and Legal Actions - Sinopharm Group's subsidiary, China Medicine, has transferred its 25% stake in China Medicine Holdings to Shanghai Tianyue Tenghua Trading Service Co., Ltd., and will complete the deregistration of this stake by September 30, 2025 [3][4]. - Following the transfer, China Medicine will no longer hold any equity in China Medicine Holdings, and there will be no equity or control relationship between Sinopharm Group, China Medicine, and China Medicine Holdings [4]. - Sinopharm Group has never authorized China Medicine Holdings or its subsidiaries to use its trademarks or engage in activities under its name, and it will pursue legal action against any unauthorized use of its name or trademarks [4][5]. Group 2: Historical Context and Company Status - Sinopharm Group has previously issued multiple statements condemning China Medicine Holdings for unauthorized use of its name and trademarks, as well as for engaging in unfair competition and other legal disputes [5][7]. - China Medicine Holdings, originally named Huahao Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd., was established in 2000 with a registered capital of 100.58 million RMB and currently has multiple negative labels, including operational abnormalities and being a subject of enforcement actions [5][6]. - As of 2023 and 2024, China Medicine Holdings has reported zero employees enrolled in social insurance, indicating potential operational challenges [5][6].