DIMENSIONAL RETAIL STORE TRADE DRESS

Brand Owner Address Description
HOT TOPIC HOT TOPIC, INC. 18305 E. San Jose Avenue City of Industry CA 91748 The mark consists of three-dimensional retail store trade dress, encompassing acrylic helix-shaped sculptures onto which video images are projected, a curved wall for displaying merchandise comprised of individual clear merchandise display cases, a wall comprised of adjacent individual video screens, a grated circular platform, ceiling fixtures with curved features, and a three-dimensional sign protruding through a transparent storefront and tilted at a forward-facing angle. The features shown in broken lines are not claimed as part of the mark and are intended only to show the position of such features. The color black with white checks appears on the ceiling fixtures and the color black with silver flecks appears on the floor; the color silver appears on a circular platform, on a three-dimensional sign, and on the ceiling; and the color gray appears on the walls to the left, right and back of the store, as the viewer is facing the store.;The color(s) black, white, silver, and gray is/are claimed as a feature of the mark.;Retail store services featuring clothing and related accessories, gifts, stationery items, cosmetics, and prerecorded audio and video products; Retail store services in the field of clothing, and music featuring a bonus incentive program for customers;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A network based trading system and method are provided which combine economies-of-scale enjoyed by institutional investors and mutual funds with direct ownership of securities to permit individual investors to participate in the bond market in a cost effective manner. Through team investing, institutional economies-of-scale are created for individuals by allowing groupings of individuals to buy and sell bonds as a "team," thereby executing one cost-efficient trade in the institutional market rather than many smaller trades in the inefficient retail market. Also, through customer-to-customer (C2C) trading, customers are allowed to negotiate a trade directly with one another as an alternative to selling in the inter-dealer market. The system and method also incorporate an automatic risk assessment and trade approval routine for evaluating a proposed trade of a financial instrument which was received from a customer in an electronic form.