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Ultimately, the claim involving a 666 on Monster energy drink cans relies on the incorrect assumption the three claw marks comprising the logo represent three iterations of the Hebrew symbol "Vav ...

Documents filed with the U.S. Patent Office's trial and appeal board show that Monster Energy, makers of a popular energy drink, says the team's logo of a clawed-up basketball is too similar to ...

"And on the other, you have a logo that everybody understands is Monster Energy. "It appears on its face the logos are pretty different." Considering how popular Raptors apparel has become ...

(Editor’s note: The video has been deleted.) I present to you a can of Monster Energy. Notice the M logo. See anything odd about it? Each minim of the letter M looks like the Hebrew letter vav ...

Monster Energy drinks is… well… a monster, at least when it comes to building Brand Love. Monster is currently valued at $27bn on the NASDAQ and, at times, has ...

He called it Monarch Energy. ALSO: Energy Drinks May Have Unintended Health Risks, Study Says When he tried to trademark his company, McGuire got a frightening email from Monster Energy.

Jeffrey Ybarra, a co-owner of Bexar Entertainment, said the attorneys with Monster Energy Company claims their bear logo, which shows three scratch marks, will damage the Monster company ...