The Latest Breaking News from Mattel

President lashes out at world’s largest retailer despite claiming his tariffs are tax on foreign countries not U.S. consumers

Scientific study of 3,000 dolls down the decades shows most now wear flats

Volley after volley of tariffs — and at times on-again, off-again trade actions — have put companies around the world on edge

Currently, 97% of strollers and 87% of car seats are imported from China.

US CHINA TRADE DEAL TRUMP TARIFF ANALYSIS: After months of economic brinkmanship, world’s two largest economies have hit pause

What he needs is a nap.

ANALYSIS: Jamie Dimon, Ken Griffin and Barbie-maker Mattel all seem to be nervous about the president’s economic policies, writes Eric Garcia

Hot Wheels toys could become far more expensive if President Trump has his way. On Thursday, the President threatened to enact a 100-percent tariff on Mattel, Hot Wheels' parent company, after its CEO promised to diversify its production to other countries (but not the United States).

There were 1,291 unusually active options in Thursday trading. The top 100’s Vol/OI ratios ranged from a high of 294.34 to a low of 10.60. Three of the top 10o are possible long straddles.

Parents have reacted with anger at his latest remarks

Mattel CEO said tariffs will not increase toy production inside the US