Toys for Kids & Adults

Three-Minute Moguls (BusinessWeek)
Edgy filmmakers are forging an online Hollywood. Some are even making a living

Celebrating the Foods of Germany (The Gourmet Retailer)
The summertime slowdown offers retailers a great time to collect their thoughts and prepare for the fourth quarter. But Germany is a country in which festivals and celebrations occur throughout the entire year, offering numerous opportunities to promote German foods and beverages.

Whole Foods breaks bread in Atlanta (Display & Design Ideas)
NOVEMBER 01, 2005 — Whole Foods Market is on a roll. For its third quarter ended July 3, the Austin, Texas-based organic grocer boasted sales of $1.1 billion, an increase of 23 percent. It also saw comparable store sales growth of 15.2 percent. And the growth doesn't stop there.

Wham-O sold to Hong Kong group (Los Angeles Business)
Wham-O Inc., the Emeryville maker of iconic toys like the Frisbee, Slip'N Slide and Hula Hoop, has been sold to a Hong Kong's Cornerstone Overseas Investment Ltd.

On sale this season: Retailers (Display & Design Ideas)
JUNE 01, 2005 — Kmart and Sears. Federated Department Stores Inc. and the May Department Stores Co. Saks Inc.'s Proffitt's/McRae's department store chains and Belk. Neiman Marcus, Toys "R" Us, ShopKo and private investment firms.

It's Alive! (Potentials Magazine)
JUNE 10, 2003 – — Jeffrey Himmel knows the value of resuscitation. He should. He's spent the last two decades bringing old products back to life. Remember Ovaltine? The chocolaty drink born in 1904 died a slow death when it lost market share to competitors like Nestlé Quick.

Don't Be Afraid of China (BusinessWeek)
As its global trade surplus grows, other countries are getting panicky. But if handled right, this situation could lead to a more balanced global economy