(Reuters) - American Pharoah jockey Victor Espinoza on Wednesday appealed his $15,000 fine for donning a company's logo on his boots during last Saturday's Travers Stakes at Saratoga Race Course ...

The Cooper Underwear Co., now known as Jockey International, did market T-shirts to bachelors as items that did not need regular maintenance requiring sewing skills. What's False T-shirts were not ...

Dylan's love of family, traditions, community and the outdoors makes him the perfect fit to represent the brand's latest collections, Jockey Outdoors™ by Luke Bryan and Jockey® Made in America ...

Walmart last tweaked its logo in 2008, when it dropped the star used between Wal and Mart and combined the words into one. The new identity was tied with a period of slumping sales for the company ...

Dallas in legal fight with clothing company over ‘Triple D’ logo Southern Methodist University has recently been pulled into the legal case also involving Triple D Gear. By Everton Bailey Jr.

Lululemon is accusing Costco of infringing on its intellectual property by selling knock-offs of some of its most popular ...

Updates. UPDATE [Jan. 2, 2024]: Added new research and information regarding the claims that there is either photographic or legal proof that the Fruit of the Loom logo once included a cornucopia.

After 14 Years, Pepsi Has a New Logo and It Finally Fixes 1 of the Biggest Problems Facing Every Company Your brand isn’t what you say about your company–it’s what your customers see.

Adobe has started using a new wordmark in its branding across the company’s most recent promotional videos for its generative AI apps, though it probably isn’t replacing the actual logo.

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Twitter's new 'X' logo may pose a legal risk to the company, as online records show that Meta trademarked an 'X' logo in 2019. Experts say it would be up to a judge to decide.