Uncomfortable to cry registered company capital 500,000
On the afternoon of October 14th, the recent Internet hot word "uncomfortable want to cry", which has become popular due to the sound of "uncomfortable want to cry", has been registered by a company in Shenzhen. Yesterday, Shenzhen Uncomfortable Want to Cry Industrial Co., Ltd. was registered and established with a registered capital of 500,000 yuan, and the legal representative of the company is Lai Cuiyun.
Industrial and commercial information shows that the business scope of Shenzhen Uncomfortable WannaCry Industrial Co., Ltd. includes: electronic products, electronic components, electronic peripheral materials, computer software and hardware, communication products and related accessories, network equipment, home appliances, auto parts, security equipment, machinery and equipment, mechanical and electrical products, Hardware Jiaodian, plastics, paper products, clothing fabrics, chemical raw materials (excluding hazardous chemicals), building materials, steel, metal materials, glass products, lithium battery materials, electronic materials, daily general merchandise, building decoration materials sales and technical development; municipal engineering, labor subcontracting (with qualification certificates); domestic trade, goods and technology import and export business. ( Except for items prohibited by laws, administrative regulations, and decisions of the State Council, restricted items must be licensed before they can be operated.
In the Internet age, online hot words emerge in an endless stream, and the behavior of squatting hot words as trademarks is becoming more and more common. These words include both event names, typhoon names, and emerging online words, such as "sharp brother", "diaosi", "awesome", and "embarrassing". These words have become the "new favorites" for some merchants to build brands and apply for trademark registration. The categories of goods that apply for the use of online hot words as trademarks are mainly clothing, shoes and hats, needle textiles, leather products, toys, and handicrafts.
Companies, including Alibaba, have also applied to trademark online buzzwords. In 2014, Alibaba applied for the registration of several "Double Eleven" trademarks on services such as advertising and holding special events.
