Citrix Systems has demonstrated a single-mindedness in building a name for itself in the world of technology. It's been equally tenacious in protecting that name. For the second time in less than a year, the software developer filed suit seeking to stop a company from using the Citrix name. Last year, Citrix Systems successfully challenged Coors Brewing Co.'s use of the name in a drink. This time, Citrix Systems seeks to block Topix Pharmaceuticals from using the name on a skin-care product.
March 02, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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Citrix Systems Inc. has demonstrated a certain single-mindedness in building a name for itself in the world of technology. It’s been equally tenacious in protecting that name.
For the second time in less than a year, the Fort Lauderdale software developer has filed suit in Broward Circuit Court seeking to stop a company from using the Citrix name.
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