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From $22 billion to zero: Success, not failure, brought Byju downByju's, once a $22 billion edtech giant, has collapsed. Founder Byju Raveendran faces jail for contempt. The company's downfall stems from ...- ET Prime Special Series: Multibagger or Bankrupt - Part 53: All vehicles need this auto ancillary’s product, but its EV future is still taking shapeThis auto ancillary is not trying to be many things at once. It has stayed in one technical lane for years and built its business around a ...
- Word of the Day: LogomachyLogomachy is more than just a rare word; it is a reflection of how language can both illuminate and obscure. By naming a specific kind of u...
- Why Little & Co is betting that longevity beats disruption in India’s legal marketLittle & Co., India's oldest law firm, is strategically balancing its 165-year legacy with modern market demands. The firm is modernizing s...
- SC sets aside Bombay HC order restraining Cognizant from using logo in IndiaCognizant on September 5 removed its logo from its website and all social media platforms, including LinkedIn, Facebook, YouTube, and X (fo...
- Cognizant drops use of logo in India after Bombay HC orderCognizant has removed its logo from major social media platforms after the Bombay High Court reinstated a ban in a trademark dispute with B...
- Explained: Why Cognizant changed its logo on online media channels in IndiaCognizant updated its logo on social media to 'Innovate', removed it from the India website, and faced a logo trademark dispute with Atyati...
- Forbidden fruit | Apple wants 111-year-old company to change its logo: reportCurrently, the Swiss Fruit Union’s logo is a red apple with a white cross on it. However, Apple may force the company to change it, accordi...
- Elon Musk covers up ‘W’ at Twitter’s San Francisco HQ over dispute with landlord, declares ‘problem solved’Elon Musk, the CEO of Twitter, has recently made a few changes outside the company's headquarters in San Francisco, USA. One of his latest ...
- Easy Trip Planners surges 5% ahead of its board meeting“A meeting of the Board of Directors of the Company is scheduled to be held on Thursday, December 16, 2021, at 11.00 AM through video confe...
- Khadi moves to protect brand in Mexico, globallyKVIC has decided to aggressively pursue registrations across the world with 41 applications already filed, and the UAE and Mexico being amo...
- Tata Chemicals gets relief from Income Tax Appellate Tribunal in logo fee caseUnder the ‘Tata brand equity and business promotion agreement’, which dates back to January 1999, this company, like others in the Tata fol...
- Storm in a coffee mug: Starbucks versus SardarbukshDelhi chain Sardarbuksh sued by US coffee giant may be renamed Sardarji-Buksh if HC rules against it.
- Unicommerce, Paytm both claim victory in data, copyright caseUnicommerce and Paytm are both claiming initial victories in their legal tussle in which the latter has accused the former of data theft.
- US company drags Pantaloons to court over infringement rowSujata Chaudhri, a lawyer representing Retail Royalty, declined to comment on the matter, saying the case is currently sub judice.
- Timberland may partner Myntra in its comeback bid in IndiaTimberland is staging a comeback in India, albeit through an online alliance. The US manufacturer known for its hiking boots and outdoor cl...
- SAIL takes aggressive steps to protect intellectual property rightsIt is rare for a state-run company in India to take measures as SAIL is doing now to fiercely defend its intellectual property rights.
- Indian MDH loses to Pakistani MDH in website dispute caseLeading masala-maker Mahashian Di Hatti Ltd, popularly known by its brand name MDH, has lost a website address dispute case against a Pakis...
- Sony Music to pay $5 mn over logo disputeSony Music must pay the founder of a small record company $5 mn for failing to put his company's logo on reissues of Meat Loaf's album.
- Jobs well done: Apple is finally Apple's ownFor the third time in nearly three decades, iPod maker Apple has resolved a bitter trademark dispute with The Beatles’ guardian Apple Corps...
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