Professor Warnick runs a food truck during the summers in Champaign-Urbana that serves chicken wings. He calls it Warnick's Wings, and he trademarked that name in 2015. Professor Warnick learns of a model airplane company that opened last year and calls itself Warnick's Wings. If Professor Warnick sues the model airplane company, what is his best claim?

The model airplane company infringed on Professor Warnick's trademark by dilution

The model airplane company directly infringed on Professor Warnick's trademark

The model airplane company misappropriated Professor Warnick's trade secret

The model airplane company engaged in economic espionage of Professor Warnick's trademark

Macro Microchip Co. patented a new design for for a microchip used in computers. Intel Co. begins using Macro's microchip design without Macro's authorization. If Macro sues Intel for patent infringement, which THREE of the following are possible remedies that Macro could be awarded in the lawsuit? (NOTE THAT THIS QUESTION HAS THREE CORRECT ANSWERS. MARK ALL THAT APPLY.)

Intel could be ordered to pay Macro damages for any profits that Macro lost out on because of the infringement

Intel could be ordered to pay Macro the amount of the royalties that Intel would have paid for authorized use

The court could issue an injunction ordering Intel to destroy any microchips in its possession that infringe upon Macro's patent

Intel's officers could face criminal prosecution under the Economic Espionage Act of 1996