Apple is Going to Sue Russian Companies with Names Starting in “i”







Apple goes aggressive again. Now the world-famous tech giant is getting ready to sue at least 10 Russian companies who use the “i” prefix in their names. Apparently, this tendency is a popular one.


 
The company called Panimport is number one in the list. This company owns the “iBroker” brand. In the near future, Apple and Panimport are going to meet in a Russian country in St. Petersburg. The tech giant asks Panimport to abandon iBroker and pay it 50 000 RUR as a fine. At this point, it is unclear how the Apple layers will be reasoning their claims.
 
It seems like Apple is trying to eliminate those who are tyring to benefit from their ideas and brand. Apparently, iPhones, iPads, iPods have been recognized and loved worldwide ever since they came into existence. The “i” prefix is also associated with Apple. That is why Russian companies like iTour, iCar, iФрукт chose such names – the prefix makes these names more popular, recognizable and modern.
 
Meanwhile, Apple’s stock has been down since the corporation reported poor financial figures a couple of days ago.
The chart below, courtesy of Masterforex-V Academy, reflects the current state of affairs in the market of AAPL: