US: Competitors oppose Wal-Mart’s move to TM “EDLP”
By: Joel Ceausu | 15 November 2006
Wal-Mart is facing strong objections from some of its competitors over the retail giant's attempt to trademark "EDLP", meaning "Everyday Low Prices."
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Wal-Mart is facing strong objections from some of its competitors over the retail giant's attempt to trademark "EDLP", meaning "Everyday Low Prices."
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