First, he successfully trademarked his ‘Cold’ nickname. Now Chelsea’s Cole Palmer has done the same with his signature shivering celebration. Palmer’s application, which included a short clip of him performing the celebration, was approved by the United Kingdom’s government Intellectual Property Office on Friday, The Athletic can reveal. In addition to the celebration trademark, Palmer has also had his applications to trademark his name ‘Cole Palmer’ and a figurative trademark for his facial image (a photographic portrait) approved. He’s also issued a separate figurative application, that was filed on Thursday, for his cold cross arm symbol with the text ‘CP’, as well as the word ‘Cole.’ More from @TBurrows16: nytimes.com/athletic/6794417…

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🇺🇸 ELON: TESLA WAS BUILT ON TWEETS Some companies hold strategy retreats. Elon hits “post.” The start-ups that helped make Tesla didn’t come from PowerPoints or pitch decks; they came from ideas thrown into the public square, where brainstorming and recruiting happen in real time: “A tweet/post is how I initiated the dozen or so startups that constitute Tesla. Tesla has made very few acquisitions. Our growth is ~90% organic. We didn’t ‘play to our core strengths’, we created core strengths from nothing.” Source: @elonmusk

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