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New Brand Finance Report Sees Apple Reclaim Position as World's Most Valuable Brand while US Airlines lose US$12 bn in Brand Value - Vimarsana News

New Brand Finance Report Sees Apple Reclaim Position as World's Most Valuable Brand while US Airlines lose US$12 bn in Brand Value

New Brand Finance Report Sees Apple Reclaim Position as World's Most Valuable Brand while US Airlines lose US$12 bn in Brand Value News provided by Share this article Top 10 most valuable US brands Five years since it last held top spot, US$263.4 billion Tesla leaves traditional automakers behind with fastest brand value growth in ranking, up 158% 89% value growth fuels meteoric ranking rise of 186 spots to 287 73% brand value growth recorded COVID cripples score 91.7 out of 100 and AAA+ brand strength rating Mastercard's Ajay Banga best among top 100 CEOs in Brand Finance Brand Guardi...

Apple Files Four Applications covering the Figurative version of their 'Think Different' Trademark in Europe - Vimarsana News

Apple Files Four Applications covering the Figurative version of their 'Think Different' Trademark in Europe

Apple Files Four Applications covering the Figurative version of their 'Think Different' Trademark in Europe   Today, Europe and Hong Kong Patent Offices have both published Apple legal's trademark applications covering the figurative version of "Think Different" as noted in our cover graphic.     Apple's trademark application 018355809 presented above is the first of four that were filed in Europe. The others were numbered '804, '813 and '817. Below is  the graphic image provided by Apple in their filing for the figurative version of the trademark.       Why were there four trademar...