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How Lego Became The Apple Of Toys Every September, a group of around 50 Lego employees descends upon Spain's Mediterranean coast, armed with sunblock, huge bins of Lego bricks, and a decade's worth of research into the ways children play. |
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Let Go My LEGO! The world's fourth-largest toymaker is hit with price-fixing charges. |
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Building the Lego Universe Online Lego tries to construct a new empire with pixels, not plastic |
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Hasbro Wobbles, Won't Fall Down The leading toy maker is trying to fight through an unsettling time in the industry. Given the company's forecasted double-digit growth rate and 1.36% dividend yield, the shares are still attractive for total return investors. |
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Lego Adrift in Space Danish toy maker Lego needs to get back to basics if it is to return to profitability. |
AskMen.com
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Top 10: Collectible Fads Pogs, G.I. Joe Figurines, Super Balls, etc. |
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HBS Cases: LEGO LEGO toys have captivated children and their parents for 80 years. But managing the enterprise has not always been fun and games. Professor Stefan H. Thomke explains the lessons behind a new case on the company. |
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What Tomorrow's Schools Can Learn From Lego Today The physical school, with a teacher in a classroom, brings fundamental values to the table. But how to deliver those values? My years with Lego have taught me the answer is almost always a combination of virtual and physical. |
The Motley Fool
February 7, 2005
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Hasbro Hopes to Entertain The toy maker reports lower fourth-quarter sales, but earnings still climb higher. |
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October 18, 2005
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The Force Couldn't Save Hasbro The last month hasn't been a whole lot of fun for investors in the toy company. Despite Star Wars sales, profits fall short of estimates. |
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September 20, 2006 |
LEGO Recalls Toy Trucks Due to Puncture Hazard to Young Children The plastic wheels on the truck can detach and expose a metal axle, posing a puncture hazard to young children. |
The Motley Fool
February 9, 2004
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Hasbro's Enjoying Playtime Games continue to be big for the toy maker, which had a solid 2003 across the board. |
BusinessWeek
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March Of The Toys -- Out Of The Toy Section Faced with a shrinking pool of traditional toy stores and the growing domination of the business by giant discount chains, both large and small players in the $20 billion-a-year toy industry are rushing to stock the aisles of nontraditional outlets. |
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Hasbro's Dot-Com Death Star The second leading toy company is going online. Will the retailers strike back? |
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The Land of Misfit Toys A new study gives its outlook on holiday toy spending, and it's not pretty. |
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Growing an Evil Eye Hasbro and Lucasfilm snap on a smile, as Mr. Potato Head becomes Darth Tater. It's a strategy that benefits not only Hasbro's line of figures and accessories based on the famous franchise, but also George Lucas and his films. |
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Toying Around with Analysts Hasbro follows Mattel's lead in posting blowout results. |
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