After several years in a slump, new applications for U.S. trademark registration made a definite rebound in 2004. This robust increase is a sign of health in the economy, because patterns in PTO filings over the last decade have shown that trademark applications uncannily reflect larger economic trends. But the 9 percent increase in U.S. applications wasn't spread uniformly across the 50 states, and not all industries shared in the recovery.
July 11, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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