Puma said that the arbitration tribunal dealing with its trademark...

2012-12-21T00:00:00

Puma said that the arbitration tribunal dealing with its trademark dispute in Spain has issued a revised ruling requiring downsized compensation for Estudio 2000, the German sports company's former licensee in the country. Two years ago Puma was ordered to pay €98 million as compensation for the end of its ...

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