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  • Hasbro CEO on Oil Costs, Video Games and New Projects
    Hasbro CEO Chris Cocks addresses investor concerns regarding the company's exposure to petroleum-intensive products, clarifying that such exposure is relatively light. He emphasizes that the majority of Hasbro's business and growth comes from games as well as licensing and digital products. He speaks on "Bloomberg Open Interest." (Source: Bloomberg)
     

Hasbro CEO on Oil Costs, Video Games and New Projects

20. Mai 2026 um 16:10
Hasbro CEO Chris Cocks addresses investor concerns regarding the company's exposure to petroleum-intensive products, clarifying that such exposure is relatively light. He emphasizes that the majority of Hasbro's business and growth comes from games as well as licensing and digital products. He speaks on "Bloomberg Open Interest." (Source: Bloomberg)

Hasbro Preliminary Sales Beat Estimates, Buoyed by ‘Magic’

23. April 2026 um 13:05
Hasbro Inc. reported preliminary revenue that beat analysts’ estimates, buoyed by its fantasy card game Magic: The Gathering. The toy company said it couldn’t release full quarterly results at this time due to a previously disclosed cybersecurity attack.

Participants play a Magic: The Gathering card game at a hobby shop in New York.

Hasbro’s CEO Steers Toymaker Toward Grown-Ups, Tariff-Free Fun

11. Februar 2026 um 16:58
Hasbro Inc. Chief Executive Officer Chris Cocks said he’ll be focusing even more on video games and the collector card game Magic: The Gathering to reduce the company’s exposure to tariffs associated with traditional toys.

Participants play a Magic: The Gathering card game during a weekly tournament at the Uncommons hobby shop in New York, U.S., on Thursday, June 27, 2019. In the battle for gaming dominance, Hasbro Inc. has what it hopes is an ace up its sleeve—in a deck of playing cards that hit the market 26 years ago.
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