MIRROR BOX Trademark Extension Request

Joseph Vigour filed a first 30-day extension request to oppose the 'MIRROR BOX' trademark application (TTAB Case 99414870) filed by Daniel Franklin Vigour before the USPTO Trademark Trial and Appeal Board. The extension request was granted, providing additional time for the plaintiff to file a formal notice of opposition. This is a routine procedural filing in a trademark opposition proceeding.

TULIP Trademark Opposition Extension Request

USPTO Trademark Trial and Appeal Board received a first 30-day extension request from Knoll Inc. to file a notice of opposition against Tulip Healthy Living LLC's TULIP trademark application. The extension was filed on April 6, 2026 under proceeding TTAB99421667. This is a routine procedural filing in the trademark opposition process.

TULIP Trademark Opposition Extension Request - KNOLL v. Tulip Healthy Living

The USPTO Trademark Trial and Appeal Board received a first 30-day request to extend time to oppose trademark application for the mark TULIP. Knoll, Inc. filed the extension request against defendant Tulip Healthy Living LLC. The extension grants additional time for Knoll to file a formal notice of opposition before the TTAB.

Joseph Vigour v. Franklin Vigour TTAB Extension

The USPTO Trademark Trial and Appeal Board granted an extension in case TTAB99343844, Joseph Vigour v. Daniel Franklin Vigour. The extension was filed on March 3, 2026, and granted on April 6, 2026. This is a routine procedural matter extending deadlines in a trademark opposition proceeding.

Harlequin Requests 30-Day Extension to Oppose Park Bench Books Trademark

Harlequin Enterprises ULC filed a first 30-day extension request to oppose the trademark application for "PARK BENCH BOOKS" filed by Park Bench Books, LLC before the USPTO Trademark Trial and Appeal Board. The extension was filed on April 6, 2026, under proceeding number TTAB99410741.

Technical Specifications for Small and Non-Complex Insurance Undertakings

EIOPA published technical specifications for identifying Small and Non-Complex Undertakings (SNCUs) and Groups (SNCGs) under the revised Solvency II Directive. The document provides quantitative criteria from Articles 29a and 213a and clarifies data points in Quantitative Reporting Templates to ensure consistent EU-wide implementation. Eligible entities will receive proportionate application of prudential requirements.

Nasdaq BX to Nasdaq Texas Name Change

The SEC published a notice from MEMX LLC filing SR-MEMX-2026-08, which amends Rule 13.4(a) to reflect the name change of Nasdaq BX, Inc. to Nasdaq Texas, LLC. The rule change was filed with immediate effectiveness. This is an administrative name change only with no substantive modifications to exchange operations or trading rules.

NCUA Sunshine Act Meeting Notice

The National Credit Union Administration published a Sunshine Act meeting notice announcing a board meeting scheduled for April 9, 2026 at 10:00 a.m. The notice lists standard meeting information including time, place, status, and matters to be considered. This is a routine administrative disclosure required under the Government in the Sunshine Act for open meeting requirements.

Oil Country Tubular Goods from Austria, Taiwan, and UAE - Institution of Antidumping and Countervailing Duty Investigations

The US International Trade Commission instituted antidumping (AD) and countervailing duty (CVD) investigations concerning imports of oil country tubular goods (OCTG) from Austria, Taiwan, and the United Arab Emirates. Investigation Nos. 701-TA-791 and 731-TA-1779-1781 (Preliminary) have been assigned. This notice initiates the preliminary phase and schedules related proceedings.

Secure Software Supply Chain and Development Workflows Advisory

The Cyber Security Agency of Singapore (CSA) issued an advisory on securing software supply chains and development workflows against cyber threats. The advisory highlights specific attack vectors including compromised package maintainer accounts, malicious dependency injection, and shadow IT adoption. CSA references the March 2026 Axios npm compromise and September 2025 @ctrl/tinycolor supply chain attack as examples of active threats targeting the software supply chain.