Mary Kay sues Ulta over mascara trademark

Published: 25-Nov-2019
Finance Marketing

The direct selling beauty brand says the US cosmetics retailer has caused “irreparable harm”

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Multi-level marketing brand Mary Kay is suing retailer Ulta, alleging the store chain has infringed upon a mascara trademark.

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