19 August 2016Trademarks

Citigroup fails to prevent AT&T from thanking customers

Citigroup has lost its attempt to prevent telecoms company AT&T from using the terms ‘Thanks’ and ‘Thank You’, following a failed request for a preliminary injunction.

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