Hasbro, Inc. is undergoing a transformation, focusing on core toys, games, and licensing ... t just about Hasbro as a business. The biggest risk right now is Trump’s tariff on China.

He was named the CEO of Hasbro ... triple-A video game developer and publisher. Hasbro focuses on the storytelling and exhilaration of play. But that isn’t just limited to toys.

And he’s keenly aware that toys and ... conception of Hasbro is: you make Transformers, then you make a Transformers movie, then that turns around into a Transformers video game, and that ...

Wizards of the Coast and other businesses are fairly safe from Trump's tariffs, but Hasbro remains concerned ... or in the case of its board game division, mostly made domestically.

Sarina Trangle started as a corporate news reporter in October 2024. She previously spent four years on the business desk at Newsday, covering the health industry, commercial real estate and cannabis.

Normally, a game will sell half of its lifetime ... This is very important to hear because Hasbro produces a very considerable amount of toys in China. They have considerably less exposure ...

Hasbro’s finance chief is accelerating efforts to slash costs as the toy maker contends with tepid demand and years of underinvestment in its toy business. Demand for toys has declined over the ...

Games and toys company Hasbro (NASDAQ: HAS) reported powerful profits, even in the face of markets made turbulent by President Donald Trump's tariffs campaign. Reporting Q1 2025 earnings ...

PAWTUCKET, R.I. — Wordle, the online daily word puzzle that captivated millions last fall, will soon become a board game. Hasbro Inc., the Pawtucket-based toy company, and New York Times Games ...

a playset compatible with classic Kenner action figures as well as Hasbro’s own toys. The platform was also vital in bringing the classic board game HeroQuest back to life, as well as several ...

Operator Good morning, and welcome to the Hasbro fourth quarter and ... beyond partners with MAGIC, new video game ...

Hasbro Inc. wowed Wall Street on Thursday by lifting its revenue growth outlook for its “Wizards of the Coast” digital-game series and crushing Wall Street estimates for profit and revenue.