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Lucky’s in ‘congenial’ talks in case of trademark infringement
Lucky’s Market, a specialty store based in Boulder, Colorado told Supermarket News (SN) that it was in “congenial talks” with Albertsons LLC to resolve a trademark infringement case over use of the Lucky name and logo. A lawsuit was filed against Lucky’s Market by Albertsons and Save Mart, desiring to prevent the retailer from using the name owing to potential for consumer confusion with the Lucky Supermarkets name owned by Albertsons and licenced to Save Mart, which runs stores under that banner in both Nevada and California. (さらに…)
‘Budweiser’ trademark in Portugal acquired by Czech brewer
According to the Czech brewery Budvar, a Portuguese trade court has cancelled the rights owned by its rival Anheuser-Busch InBev, and has ruled in its favour that it will have the privileged rights to the Budweiser trademark in Portugal. (さらに…)
Trademark protection for handheld saliva drug test devices expanded by Sun Biomedical
After renewing the trademark protection for its Oraline handheld saliva drug testing devices in US until 2023, Sun Biomedical is extending trademark protection to its saliva drug testing devices in several selected markets. (さらに…)
‘Le Vian’ Corporate Trademark Renewed in India
The India’s Office of The Trade Marks Registry on February 27, 2014, has reapproved the trademark ”Le Vian” for diamond brand Le Vian Corporation of New York. The serial number under which the trademark is reapproved is 2324512, it comes under Class 14 of the trademark classification. Le Vian has been using the brand name with the same registration number in India since November 27, 1980. Le Vian had filed for approval of application on May 1, 2012. (さらに…)
Application For ‘FJ-09’ trademark filed by Yamaha
If the recently filed trademark application by Yamaha is to be believed, the bike manufacturing companies’ forthcoming three-cylinder motorcycle may be a sport-tourer. (さらに…)
Government receives trademark application for the term ‘NaMo Tea Party’
Even as BJP go forward with its ‘chai pe charcha’ initiative for the purpose of gaining public support for its Prime Ministerial candidate Narendra Modi, some of his supporters are actually trying to register a trademark for ‘NaMo Tea Party’. An application has already been submitted to the government for registering the term ‘NaMo Tea Party’ by a group with the same name. (さらに…)
Trademark for ‘Shinra Company’ registered by Square Enix
In the game Final Fantasy VII, Shinra is a basically a power company supplying Mako energy to the world – it is also notorious for working on genetic engineering and space exploration. In the game, the company combines that use of its strong military power (with a group of SOLDIERS) with its monopoly of Mako energy, to control the people of the world. (さらに…)
‘Shenmue’ trademark lost by Sega following failure to use the term
Following sustained period of inactivity, Sega seems to have lost its ‘Shenmue’ trademark rights. The page of Shenmue USPTO reads, “Registration cancelled because registrant did not file an acceptable declaration under Section 8. To view all documents in this file, click on the Trademark Document Retrieval link at the top of this page.” (さらに…)
Samsung Planning To Trademark The Galaxy S5’s Fingerprint Scanning Tech And A Mysterious ‘Dark Screen’
It has been discovered by TMWatch blog that Samsung Australia is in the process of staking its claim on the name ‘Finger Scanner’ for the brand new Galaxy S5′s biometric sensor, as well as a mysterious ‘Dark Screen’ listing that might direct towards a future display technology for the Korean innovator. (さらに…)
Four-Year Effort by Dish to Trademark ‘TV Everywhere’ abandoned
The long fight by Dish Network to possess the term “TV Everywhere” ultimately did not reach anywhere. The satcaster has silently abandoned its battle with Time Warner Inc., DirecTV, Comcast and other cable operators in trying to secure trademark protection on the term. The U.S. Patent & Trademark Office was notified by Dish last week that it was withdrawing the 4-year-old application for “TV Everywhere,” which has been used as a generic buzzword to refer to authenticated pay-TV services. (さらに…)
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