As the Knicks go to Linfinity and beyond, some entrepreneurial fans are hoping to cash in.
It’s “all Blue Ivy everything” for proud parents Jay-Z and Beyoncé: the couple reportedly filed an application to patent their baby girl’s name last month.
A chocolate in any other color wouldn’t taste as sweet, the British confectioner says.
CNN reports that a couple from Long Island, N.Y. is seeking to trademark “Occupy Wall Street” to sell T-shirts, bags and other items featuring the phrase. Forget the obvious irony in the effort to make money off a leaderless movement that rails against greed. Can the trademark-seeking couple pull it off?
A fiery legal fight has broken out in the U.K. over the trademark for the slogan “keep calm and carry on” — the helpful advice of the British Government during World War II.
It appears public outcry has dealt a blow to the mighty Magic Kingdom, as Walt Disney Co. said Wednesday it would withdraw an application to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office seeking exclusive right to use the term “SEAL Team 6” on its merchandise.
There’s still no official acknowledgment of SEAL Team 6. But at least the Navy isn’t letting everyone else profit off their success.
Since the Navy has never publicly acknowledged the team’s existence, it would appear the name is up for grabs. Enter Disney to snag the profits.
When will the madness end?
Why should Charlie Sheen be the only one profiting off his bizarre rants?
