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On April 23, Tencent Holdings Ltd filed an extensive trademark application 'Gleedit' in the UK covering a range of advanced technologies and services. This includes Near Field Communication (NFC) devices, software development kits, game software, and digital entertainment systems. The filing details a wide array of products, from electronic and audio devices to virtual reality headsets and humanoid robots. It also outlines Tencent's intent to provide services like cloud computing, software as a service (SaaS), and platform as a service (PaaS). This application reflects Tencent's ambition to encompass digital solutions in gaming, AI, and internet security, showcasing its diverse approach to technology and entertainment. Visualization below examines the look of the 'Gleedit' trademark.
WHP Global, the parent company of Toys R Us, has signed a long-term licensing deal with WHSmith, making it the exclusive partner for Toys R Us shop-in-shop outlets across the UK. This summer, 30 new shop-in-shops will open after a successful trial run in select WHSmith stores last year. This move aligns with WHP Global's broader strategy to strengthen Toys R Us' presence in the UK through flagship stores, online retail, and travel retail channels, ensuring easy access for future generations of Toys R Us customers. Internationally, WHP Global is expanding Toys R Us’ physical presence in the U.S. with shop-in-shop partnerships with Macy’s and Go Retail Group. The company is also expanding its sister brand, Babies R Us, by partnering with El Puerto de Liverpool to launch stores and an e-commerce platform in Mexico. As part of its continued expansion, WHP Global is considering acquiring another brand, Express, which recently filed for bankruptcy and could be sold to WHP Global and other investors. This infographic explores top trademark words for UK street shops (Jan-Apr 2024) alongside monthly retail sales value in Great Britain (2017-2024).
Sol de Janeiro IP, Inc. ventured to expand its product coverage in the UK market by filing a series of figurative trademark applications for a wide array of cosmetic and skincare products on April 19. The proposed products include non-medicinal soaps, various perfumes, and eaux de toilette, as well as skincare essentials such as body mists and moisturizers. The company also intends to introduce a number of hair care products, such as shampoos and conditioners, along with body creams and cosmetic sun-care solutions. This move suggests that Sol de Janeiro is broadening its product portfolio, focusing on expanding from its Brazilian-themed body care to a more generalized concept of personal grooming, aimed at bringing more options to British consumers. Visualisation below shows Sol de Janeiro's trademark filings for logos in the UK.
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