Tag: brand marketing

NCLT directs BCCI to submit withdrawal application in dispute with Byju’s

The ongoing legal battle began last year when the NCLT Bengaluru admitted an insolvency petition filed by the BCCI against Think & Learn Private Limited over unpaid dues.

The NCLT bench, consisting of Judicial Member K Biswal and Technical Member Ravichandran Ramaswamy, disposed of the application and instructed BCCI to submit the withdrawal request to the company’s Committee of Creditors (CoC).

Delhi HC protects “Ratan Tata” name, rules it as a well-known trademark

The judgment noted that "TATA has already been declared as a well-known mark" and affirmed that late Ratan Tata’s name is to be protected from exploitation without explicit consent from the plaintiffs. (Image: Wikipedia)

This decision underscores the protection of intellectual property and the significant value of the Tata name, reinforcing that it cannot be used for any unauthorized activities, especially by those attempting to capitalize on its reputation.

Tech shake-up: Major layoffs and restructuring in 2025

Although this year's cuts are more measured, they underscore a continued focus on performance management and strategic restructuring. (Image: Pexels)

In a year marked by rapid change and strategic pivots, tech companies—from Meta to niche players like Pocket FM—are rolling out fresh rounds of job cuts and voluntary exit programs.

OMD Worldwide undergoes brand refresh

As reported in the Global & Regional Billings Projected 2024 report published in December 2024 by COMvergence, OMD Worldwide is the #1 global media agency network by volume, with $25.9 billion in global billings (+8 percent YoY).

It is supported by a brand refresh that features a contemporized version of its classic red logo.

WATCH: OpenAI’s first Super Bowl ad

The 60-second spot, which aired during the first half of the game, showcased a unique pointillism-inspired animation that took viewers on a journey through pivotal technological milestones.

Celebrating human ingenuity with a 60-second spectacle at the Super Bowl 2025, the commercial positions ChatGPT as an everyday essential amid fierce AI competition.

Delhi High Court recognizes Peter England as well-known trademark

Aditya Birla Fashion and Retail, which acquired the brand in 2000, argued that the brand, first introduced in India in 1997, had become synonymous with quality menswear.

The Court acknowledged that ‘Peter England’ has become a distinctive mark, recognized by consumers nationwide, with the brand having a strong presence through around 380 outlets spread across more than 180 cities.