Sergei Zuykov, who claims to own roughly 300 trademarks in addition to Starbucks, is merely the best known of what trademark lawyers say are a dozen or so individuals and companies active in hoarding brand names and patents in Russia. Starbucks sued and won, but Zuykov received a temporary injunction. (NYT via Seattle P-I)
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