We’ve been reading a lot about changes in return and exchange policies for online retailers…
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I have mentioned in several pieces recently that the fact it’s an election year in…
Traditionally, many people from the UK toy community would have been over in New York…
The Washington Post has an opinion on the economic effects of migration. It’s interesting in…
Women in Toys, Licensing and Entertainment’s Ruth Handler Mentorship Program helps build the industry–and allows…
By Andy Keimach, Interim President & CEO, The Toy Association Since taking on the role…
Our pal John writes: I was due to visit Spring Fair this week, but sadly…
Well it was another very strange and unusual year. The hangover of inventory coming out…
The week before Toy Fair is always a slightly strange one. There are inevitably last-minute…
Innovation is incremental. Yes, there’s the notion that a new idea will come like a…
Original Paddle Ball Patent No. 1,529,600 This article originally appeared in 2019. I am running…
1903 was the year that the American toy industry came together for its first Toy…
 “Audiences are growing bored with the seemingly unending number of superheroes, spinoffs and sequels…
With the Barbenheimer phenomenon currently setting the Internet abuzz, it’s the perfect time to look…
Furbies, the endearing interactive toys that captured the hearts of millions in the 1990s, are…
The next chapter of Stretch Armstrong is in production! Hasbro and Character Options recently announced…
One of the earliest play platforms was the jump rope. It and the ball were…
Whether or not you believe Scrabble or Baseball are perfections, take a moment and appreciate…