A British dating app for Muslims, Muzmatch, may be losing its right to its name after a legal battle with Match Group. Match Group is the developer behind Tinder, OkCupid, Hinge and Match.com.

According to the Match Group, they pioneered the “concept of online dating over 20 years ago.” The UK’s intellectual property and enterprise court ruled that Muzmatch had infringed on the Match Group’s trademark.

Instagram has started to test NFTs. Its initial test has been limited to a select few users, inviting people to share via Feed, Stories, or DM the digital assets they've made or bought.

NFTs stand for non-fungible token, which is a digital token that is considered unique and cannot be replaced with anything else.

Republicans are trying to block Disney from extending its copyright protection of Mickey Mouse. Currently, the mouse has copyright protection through 2024. It has been extended twice since its original expiration date of 1984.

Some conservatives view this as a method to punish Disney for what they determine to be a current progressive agenda.

A legal battle between American shoe brand Adidas and fashion designer Thom Browne continues to heat up as a New York federal court refuses to toss out a trademark case that Adidas filed last year. Browne has now hit back with his defense.

Browne is currently using a four-stripe pattern that Adidas claims to be infringement upon the trademark Adidas’ three-stripe logo. However, Browne’s lawyers claim there are no instances in which the two logos could be confused, and the two brands operate in different markets.

Browne works in the luxury fashion industry, while Adidas is part of the sportswear market.

A report from a Boston-based cybersecurity firm unearthed a Chinese hacker campaign to withdraw sensitive data and information involving intellectual property from about 30 multinational companies. These companies are part of the manufacturing, energy, and pharmaceutical sectors.

As a result, the FBI is estimating in a report a loss of between $225 billion and $600 billion to the annual U.S. economy.