Rubik's cube loses EU trademark in Luxembourg court
The makers of the Rubik's cube, the multicoloured puzzle that has baffled millions of people around the world, on Thursday lost a battle with the EU's top court in Luxembourg to trademark its distinctive shape.
(AFP) The makers of the Rubik's cube, the multicoloured puzzle that has baffled millions of people around the world, on Thursday lost a battle with the EU's top court in Luxembourg to trademark its distinctive shape.
The famed toy has been protected since 1999 under a European trademark that was registered by its British manufacturer, Seven Towns, covering "three dimensional puzzles".
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