SINGAPORE – Only one kind of shopper at a toy store is better than a child with parents willing to pay: a “kidult”. The term was coined in the 1950s by American TV industry executives to ...

President-elect Donald Trump is pledging to slap new tariffs on imports after he's inaugurated next month — a vow that's prompting the toy industry to warn about the impact. Even if toys are ...

It’s a source of great disappointment to my children that Rudy, our whippet, does not play with dog toys – he prefers to shake the living daylights out of their stuffed animals. Frisbees ...

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And in that box is a stuffed toy—of a Bernese mountain dog. Reagan has an instant reaction, her face lighting up as she says the teddy bear is "so cute," and reads the teddy's collar revealing ...

There is little in this world more charming than the idea of a Christmas puppy. The festive music, the cooing family, that adorable little face with the holiday lights shining from his eyes.

Dog toys, particularly those resembling cultural icons like Lamb Chop, are increasingly popular. This trend of integrating pets into human social spheres has historical roots, dating back to ...

It’s been a tough year for the toy industry, but one of the biggest players dropped some holiday cheer with a last-minute marketing message toymakers everywhere can applaud. The message?

But while Nvidia's and Broadcom's growth forecasts have knocked even the loftiest analyst expectations out of the park, there are reasons to believe the artificial intelligence bubble will burst ...

On December 7, her family let her play with the tree decor, but it's safe to say that she thought they were toy balls instead. It's puppy innocence and playfulness at its finest! OMG—what a ...

The S&P 500 sank more than 3% on Wednesday alone after the Federal Reserve communicated its dissipating appetite for rate cuts While you can't predict when a bubble will finally pop, Smead said on ...