"licensing products" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It refers to the granting of permission or rights to use a product or intellectual property by the owner or creator. Example: The company's revenue increased significantly after they began licensing their popular software products to other companies.
All the big drug companies are already licensing products from or taking equity stakes in biotechs.
Athena eventually succeeded by licensing products from other companies, and it was acquired by a bigger company.
Biovail has restated earnings, changed its accounting for revenue from licensing products and replaced its top executives since the S.E.C. began its informal inquiry in November 2003.
Further, sports' share of the licensing products business slipped to 16percentt from 19percentt from 1996 to 2000, according to the Sporting Goods Manufacturers Association.
This chapter explains the semiconductor intellectual property (SIP) overview, business environment, sourcing products, evaluating business models, product enablers, licensing products, and the provider and buyer perspectives.
If we consider that today's multinational corporations earn billions of dollars a year through licensing products – effectively collecting rent – which in many cases were first produced decades ago, then we realise just how far we have to go before the social bonds of inherited wealth and unearned privilege are finally broken.
Lastly, we're announcing a new licensing product later in September and have another big announcement coming in Q4.
(The $686.4 million figure omitted licensed products and reflected an error in currency conversion).
Mr. Klein's brand generates an estimated $3 billion in retail sales, mainly through licensed products.
In fact there have been licensed products since Watch with Mother and Bill and Ben in the 1950s.
Everlast, a 90-year-old closely held company, generates about $200 million in revenue from licensed products.
