The holiday season may feel far away, but with so much economic uncertainty swirling around, now might be the time to start ...

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According to the Toy Association, 77% of toys sold in the United States are made in China. The U.S. has imposed a 145% tariff ...

Toy makers and stores are freezing holiday orders, predicting shortages and higher prices. Some are consulting bankruptcy ...

It's not even summertime here in the Inland Northwest, but some toy stores are keeping the holidays in mind when purchasing ...

Right when most toy suppliers are placing their big holiday orders, 145% tariffs have slowed the Christmas-industry assembly line. The head of the Toy Association told the New York Times that ...

Christmas isn't looking very jolly even though it's only spring. Holiday toys are often manufactured and shipped four to five months ahead in China and the 145% tariffs are having a negative ...

American toy giant Mattel, the company behind beloved childhood icons like Barbie and Hot Wheels, announced plans to raise prices on some of its U.S. toys in response to President Trump’s newly ...

Toy suppliers have paused orders for Christmas as companies cannot predict whether Trump’s 145% tariff on China will remain, increase, or go away.