About 176 Trademarks found that are filed by the law firm Mark E Miller

education services, namely, providing classes for children in the field of cooking

pre-recorded DVDs, digital versatile discs and digital video discs featuring animated entertainment for children, and television shows

Charitable services, namely, providing financial support to social entrepreneurs, non-profit organizations, advocacy groups, individuals, and organizations; project financing; financing services; venture capital services, namely, venture capital advisory, financing, and fund management; financial management; capital investment consultation; equity capital investment; venture capital financing, angel investing in the nature of venture capital financing; growth equity capital investments in scaling enterprises; financial asset management and governance of portfolio organizations in the nature of financial portfolio management

Advocacy services, namely, promoting awareness of social entrepreneurs, non-profit organizations, and policy change

Entertainment services, namely, providing online video games; Providing an Internet website portal in the field of online video games

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

The mark consists of the letters "MOV". All of the letters are capitalized. Within the letter "O" is an image of a camera lens with an image of a shopping cart superimposed on the image of the lens. A small circle resides within the upper-right section of the letter "O".

The mark consists of a three dimensional letter "U" centered above the word "UDACITY".

EVER MARKETS

Provision of a financial exchange for trading and clearing and confirming trades of futures, options, swaps, and other derivatives; electronic financial trading services for the selling and purchasing of futures, options, swaps, and other derivatives

EVER MARKETS

EVER MARKETS

The mark consists of the word "Rangle" in turquoise letters outlined in white and black. The letter "R" is in uppercase lettering and the letters "a", "n", "g", and "l" are in lowercase lettering.