Yesterday, I wrote about the Melbourne Grand Prix and its inability to solicit cars for its stars for the purpose of a celebrity race. Would you believe this made me an intellectual property infringer? No? Just wait.
This morning, I find an email from a tej@transportbrokergroup.co.uk who writes: (Read More…)
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Tagged as Bertel Schmitt, Housekeeping, Sunday Follies, trademarks
Tagged as Bertel Schmitt, Housekeeping, Sunday Follies, trademarks
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nzecowitz - Pretty certain Buick is not an aspirational brand in China.
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sunridge place - The recall is actually 1.56 million Jeeps…not the original 2.7 million. That’s part of the reason why they went ahead with...
phargophil - This is great news for those in need. Being a designer myself, I have to think that the amount of weight being extended to the side when operated would be...
Derek Kreindler - What kind of discount did you get on an MS3? I’d imagine there’s plenty of room for negotiation.
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Zackman - A trailer hitch? Really? Whoda thunk it! I’d be interested to know if it’s possible that the socket for the shaft and ball would turn into a...
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