Trademark

Apple Loses China Lawsuit Over 'iPhone' Copyright

By Rishi Iyengar

This Man Found Out the Hard Way that You Can’t Copyright a Chicken Sandwich

By Michal Addady / Fortune

Donald Trump Applied to Trademark 'Trumpublican' and 'Trumpocrat'

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Vermont Man Wins Right to Use 'Eat More Kale' Slogan, Despite Chick-Fil-A Objections

By Charlotte Alter
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John Wayne’s Heirs Sue Duke Over Booze Label

The famous actor’s family has been tangling with the university over the use of Wayne’s nickname for years

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It's Time for the Redskins to Change Their Name — or Be Buffoons

Dan Snyder is out of excuses

By Sean Gregory

The 450 Companies That Still Have Indian Mascots

A federal agency has ruled that the Washington Redskins' name disparages Native Americans. Hundreds of other companies use Native American images to sell their wares. Here's what their logos look like

By Chris Wilson

McDonald's to Thai Protesters: Lay Off the Golden Arches

Imitation isn't always flattery, at least not when it comes to appropriating the burger chain's logo to protest the military coup there

By Dan Kedmey

'Dumb Starbucks' Store Mocks Parody Laws

Would you like milk in your dumb iced coffee? A concept shop in Los Angeles is taking trademark to task by lampooning the Seattle-based coffee chain with a direct copy of its stores, but with the word 'dumb' before everything

By Dan Kedmey
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