Celebrities and companies will trademark anything, but some are particularly unusual. Business Insider mapped out some of the strangest and most famous examples with the help of The Chartered ...

A trademark can be a name, word, phrase, symbol design or picture. Here are some other unusual or unexpected examples of things that have become trademarks... Taking a photo or video of the Eiffel ...

The best example on the market is the ... so long as a purported trademark holder can establish that when consumers hear their unique audible sound they associate it with that company’s goods ...

There's an unusual fight underway in Michigan over ... But the state disagrees, and the trademark dispute is now in federal court. The M-22 highway in northern Michigan is considered one of ...

He notes, for example, that the government has issued a trademark for the brand name "FCUK," which the company insists stands for French Connection UK, and for a clothing line called "Fword" and ...

And General Motors just filed to renew that trademark in the US. B ack in the mid-1960s, after the Ford Mustang debuted to huge success, ...

All three have active trademarks with the U.S. Patent ... back “that applicant’s configuration is unique and stands apart from the numerous examples of shapes and sizes that are available ...

The emerging trademark battle between the Dallas Mavericks star and Mirjam Poterbin is unusual not only because ... he left Nike for Uniqlo offers one example, but that case was rooted in a ...

Ohio State University has failed to trademark the word "the," with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office on Wednesday, turning down its application to claim the three-letter definite article as its ...

For color marks in particular, trademark protection may be denied if the color indicates a characteristic of the good or service, such as its size, strength or capacity. Below are some examples ...

A U.S. government agency has rejected a trademark application by Donald Trump's Truth Social because the social network's name isn't unique enough. In a filing from August 2, the U.S. Patent and ...

QUESTION: Is there a difference between a trademark and copyright? If there is, what are the differences and what are some examples of each? How does someone obtain a trademark? Why should someone ...