A company had opposed Apple's ownership of the logo, but the electronics ... Apple battled Apple Corps, the Beatles' holding company and owner of the band's record label, for years over trademark ...

Apple has secured ownership of the Apple Corps logo, tying up a loose end in its trademark dispute with The Beatles' holding ... 450,000 of the Liverpudlian band's albums and 2 million songs ...

“I conclude that the use of the apple logo ... does not suggest a relevant ... and 2 million in Britain — there are no Beatles songs listed; the band’s catalog is not available on iTunes.

The settlement gives Cupertino-based Apple Inc. ownership of the name and logo in return for ... executive officer and a huge Beatles fan - has wanted the British band's music on iTunes.

Apple is now the owner of the logo for Apple Corps, the holding company and owner of the record company for legendary band The Beatles. Apple obtained the trademark after winning an attempt to ...

That logo was used for the band’s first U.S. tour ... the drum heads was only registered as a trademark by The Beatles company Apple Corps in the 1990s. This is about wringing profit out ...

The settlement gives Apple ownership of the name and logo in return for agreeing ... Apple's chief executive officer and a huge Beatles fan, has wanted the British band's music on iTunes, which ...

The label's trademark green Apple logo appeared on albums by The Beatles and other artists the band helped discover. It didn't take the group long to show that it was better at making music than ...

The Beatles founded Apple Corps, a conglomerate with a number of different ventures. While the band members were talented musicians, they were not businessmen, and they quickly ran into problems.

Legendary group The Beatles not only inspired numerous rock bands with their music but also influenced the name of one band. In 1968, when the Fab Four established their record label, Apple ...

The Beatles arriving at JFK airport in 'Beatles 64' Apple Corps Ltd. Beatles ’64, an all-new documentary from producer Martin Scorsese and director David Tedeschi, about the band’s first visit ...