Mattel Stock News

Mattel is moving to unlock value from its intellectual property beyond just toys. It's releasing content, launching a publishing arm, and opening a theme park.

Disney shares have declined even as the company makes progress on its growth plan. The Barbie movie is an example of how Mattel is using its intellectual property to boost earnings growth potential.

The "Barbie" movie has grossed more than $1.3 billion this year. The movie's success is a great showcase of how powerful the decades-old Barbie brand remains to this day.

Hard to believe, but the 2023 holiday shopping season is quickly approaching. Rather than wait until the last minute to do your shopping, getting prepared early is prudent.

Mattel (MAT) reported earnings 30 days ago. What's next for the stock?

"Barbie" has made $1.2 billion at the box office, but Mattel only retains a fraction of that. Movie theater audiences haven't recovered from pre-pandemic levels.

Hasbro Inc. this month forecast falling sales for this year, as the strike in Hollywood weighs on its entertainment segment. But BofA analysts on Tuesday said the toy and game maker should get a jolt

Mattel (MAT) benefits from product portfolio expansion strategies across its key brands, the Optimizing for Growth program and capitalizing on strong demand for Hot Wheels.

After testing the idea with a Super Bowl promotion, Mattel is now creating Little People collectibles for all 32 NFL teams,

The Zacks Toys - Games - Hobbies industry benefits from robust demand sports toys, fashion dolls and accessories and STEM toys bodes well. Stocks like ATVI, MAT and TTWO are well-positioned to benefit

There are near-term concerns for Mattel, Despegar.com, and Tupperware this week. Mattel may not be positioned to truly cash in on the success of last month's "Barbie" movie.

Although the revenue and EPS for Mattel (MAT) give a sense of how its business performed in the quarter ended June 2023, it might be worth considering how some key metrics compare with Wall Street est

“Seeing five executives trading all at once, raises questions.”

Some might say Weird Barbies are made, not sold. Mattel, however, begs to differ.

Yahoo Finance Senior Reporter Alexandra Canal reports on the success of the film, "Barbie."