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Did you know some companies are often mistaken for fictitious movie and television show companies? People actually call Stark Industries (a real company) and ask if they can be volunteers for Iron Man suits. Yeah. It happens. But the question remains if this is a good form of marketing for real world businesses or if it is just an annoyance.
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John Oliver, host of HBO’s Last Week Tonight, has challenged Buc-ee’s to sue his newly created parody brand, “Buc-Off.”
Kraft Heinz and Disney have entered a long-term partnership that brings iconic food brands into the Disney universe.
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