In the booths, MGA will give fans the chance to create their own custom videos.
Read More »Now Epoch backs Toy R Us amid retailer’s financial woes
“We think the company can turn around and grow again with fresh money,” said Michihiro Maeda, chief executive of Epoch.
Read More »“There is no toy business without Toys ‘R’ Us” says MGA boss Isaac Larian
Top toy firms including MGA have pledged their support to Toys R Us following bankruptcy filing.
Read More »MGA names new licensees for L.O.L. Surprise!
The toy company will showcase the brand to potential partners at BLE next month.
Read More »Awesome Little Green Men collectables line launches in the UK
The pocket money line comes to UK shores with 100 unique characters to collect in series one.
Read More »MGA readies new Project Mc2 toys
To mark the launch of part five of the series, the global toy firm has developed new STEAM-inspired doll sets and more.
Read More »MGA now ‘fourth largest toy company in the UK,’ says CEO Isaac Larian
The firm - which is 'growing high double digit on newness and innovation' - is now number seven in the US, but 'will catch up to UK soon.'
Read More »Is the collectables market in danger of overcrowding?
Following a phenomenal year for the market, more and more toy companies are entering the collectables space. But are we in danger of 'collectables fatigue'? ToyNews talks to Moose Toys' co-CEO, Paul Solomon.
Read More »US: Surge in collectables market inspires global toymakers
According to the NPD group, the collectables sector totals around nine per cent of the total toy sales seen in 2016.
Read More »MGA debuts Awesome Little Green Men collectables
Over 100 characters are available to collect in series one, which boast a pop vinyl aesthetic.
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