Starting in 2023, Mattel will return to making Disney Princess and Frozen toys. Today the toymaker announced a multi-year global licensing agreement with Disney for its Princess and Frozen lines ...

Jan. 26 (UPI) --After losing its Disney princess lineup in 2016, Mattel has won back the license to make Disney princess toys, including Anna and Elsa, popular Frozen dolls. In 2016, Mattel lost ...

The Disney dolls line from Mattel will also include unique, premium collector offerings for adult fans that will celebrate the Disney Princess and Disney Frozen characters in a brand-new way.

Hasbro said it has partnered with Disney for the rights to make "Frozen" and Disney Princess dolls starting in 2016—a potential blow to rival toy maker Mattel, which currently sells dolls based ...

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Toy giant Mattel said Wednesday it has wrested back control of the lucrative licenses for Disney Princess and “Frozen” characters from its archrival Hasbro. The deal will allow Barbie owner ...

The storylines behind Disney princess dolls also convey a ... While they’re wildly popular, neither Elsa nor Anna are technically princesses. Elsa becomes queen in “Frozen” and Anna ...

In 2014, Hasbro won the rights to the Disney Princess and ‘Frozen’ dolls away from toy-making rival Mattel. Photo: Associated Press ...

Mattel, which has already been hit hard by sagging sales of its iconic Barbie dolls — a revenue drain that had been partially offset by sales of Princesses Anna and Elsa dolls from “Frozen ...

‘Frozen,’ Disney Princess Toys Help Hasbro to Record Quarterly Results. CEO Brian Goldner also talks about his expectations for 'Rogue One' and says the toy giant continues to believe that ...

Shares in the toy maker are up 5% this afternoon, while Mattel is down 1.2% -- and touched a 52-week low -- after Disney announced that it's moving the popular doll business beginning in 2016.