Adidas reversed an attempt to block a Black Lives Matter logo from being trademarked, just two days after asking U.S. authorities to reject the design. “Adidas will withdraw its opposition to ...

Adidas has used its classic three-stripes logo since 1949, according to the company, and it has sued several other brands for possible trademark infringement over it in the last two decades ...

Adidas retracted its complaint over fears that it could be seen as an objection to the cause of Black Lives Matter (BLM), Reuters reported, citing an unnamed source close to the company. Adidas ...

The German sportswear company challenged the trademark application on Monday, saying it was “confusingly similar” to its three-stripe logo. Within 48 hours, it reversed course.

Adidas will no longer object to a trademark application filed by the Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation for a logo the company had previously claimed would be “confusingly similar." ...

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Adidas AGADS0.99%increase; green up pointing triangle said it would drop its opposition to Black Lives Matter’s bid to trademark its logo design, which, like the sportswear company’s emblem ...

The sportswear giant has used the parallel stripe logo for more than 70 years, the company noted in the filing. Just 48-hours later, however, Adidas said it had reversed course.