NEW YORK (AP) — Mattel Inc., the maker of Barbie dolls, Hot Wheels cars and other popular toys, said Monday that it would have to raise prices for some products sold in the U.S. “where necessary” to ...

As far as its efforts to address tariffs, Kreiz said that the company is also focused on diversifying its global supply chain ...

The two companies may gain shelf space if competitors that are more reliant on China struggle to acclimate, J.P. Morgan said ...

President Trump’s tariffs and the trade war with China continue to affect global markets. Follow along for live updates on the Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq and other markets.

The reaction highlights the impact of Trump's tariffs on the flow of consumer products around the globe, shaking up long-established patterns.

Parents might want to shift to digital avatars of toys as the tariff escalations lead to price hikes of Barbie dolls.

Cut-price online retailers Shein and Temu, whose main market is the U.S., have increased their advertising spend in Europe as they seek to mitigate the impact of the U.S. hiking tariffs on Chinese ...

Doll-maker Mattel put out a first-quarter report indicating that they will be taking “mitigating actions” in an attempt to offset any price increase that may impact their […] ...

Mattel, the toy manufacturing giant and maker of Barbie, plans to raise prices on American toys due to tariffs, it said ...

In the subsequent earnings call, Chief Financial Officer Gina Goetter said that tariffs ranging from 50 percent to the current rate of 145 on Chinese imports, as well as the 10 percent global baseline ...

But despite those efforts, the company anticipates that some price hikes are unavoidable as it offsets the costs of global ...

Days after Trump defended his tariffs with comments about dolls, Mattel says they may have to raise prices in the U.S.