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Mark Vision, an artificial intelligence (AI)-based intellectual property (IP) service company, annou.. 매일경제
TRADEMARK—4th Cir.: Gilead Sciences secures affirmance of injunction blocking foreign-market Biktarvy drug imports vitallaw.com
Aim One Company wins African Excellence Award for Brand Strategy, Market Entry Marketing Edge
Spider-Man: Brand New Day Nearly Featured a Different Identity-Swapping Villain Before Sony's Kraven the Hunter Got in the Way IGN Pakistan
Elon Athletics Unveils New Visual Identity elonphoenix.com
Crocs Introduces Niles As Official Mascot, Marking A New Chapter In Brand Storytelling IFAB MEDIA
REBL Files for Bankruptcy After $23.8M Trademark Ruling, Faces S GuruFocus
How This Indie Venue Is Taking on StubHub for Deceptive Ticketing Practices Hypebot
Rebel Creamery ice cream, with Long Island locations, files for bankruptcy after $23.8 million trademark judgment Newsday
Nationwide retailer Rebel Creamery files for bankruptcy protection amidst an ongoing legal dispute over trade dress infringement. facebook.com
The publisher will debut with a premium Saturday newsletter and plans to expand into live events and more.
David A. McInnis Announces 'Brand Equity,' His New Book for the AI Era accessnewswire.com
Designing for 3 billion: how Instagram built a brand system that celebrates everyone’s point of view It's Nice That
Elon Athletics Unveils New Visual Identity Elon University Athletics
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JCPenney wants consumers to reconsider the meaning of a good deal as they head into the busy fall shopping season.
Paramount Skydance is toying with the idea of an editorial board overseeing CNN.
Parents still hold sway over teen brand preferences, with moms in particular being more influential than any “social media platform, creator or celebrity.”