In a Thursday interview with CNBC's Jim Cramer, Hasbro CEO Chris Cocks explained how the toy maker is trying to diversify its supply chain.

Hasbro CEO Chris Cocks, joins 'Mad Money' host Jim Cramer to talk quarterly results, increased toy costs, tariff impact and more.

To project what the tariffs will cost the company, Hasbro assumed the current 10% worldwide tariff remained in place and ...

Hasbro will shift the production of hundreds of U.S.-destined SKUs from China to alternate locations as the company looks to limit tariff-driven costs, CEO and director Chris Cocks said on a Q1 ...

Hasbro Inc. impressed with strong Q1 results and FY25 guidance, driven by WOTCDG growth and stable retail trends. Learn why ...

Turning to guidance, Hasbro is sticking with its February guidance, "given the uncertainty of the current tariff environment.

The company maintained the full-year guidance it issued last quarter, citing the uncertainty of the current tariff ...

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The unpredictability of President Trump’s stop-start trade offensive is paralyzing companies on just about every front except ...

Toy sales could fall as much as they did during the 2008 recession if Trump's tariffs stick around, Hasbro CEO Christian ...

Despite tariffs and a reliance on Chinese-made products Hasbro did not go straight to jail but rather came up trumps as its ...

Hasbro beat expectations with its first quarter results, and reassured Wall Street that it is well-prepared to weather the ...