It took Jay Foreman an entire year to land Care Bears, winning the license to make collectible versions of the ’80s line of stuffed bears in 2020 by proposing a new playbook for the brand. He ...

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Care Bears are one of Basic Fun’s most popular toys. — The company, which is on track for $200 million in sales this year, ran into trouble after the Toys R Us bankruptcy in 2017, losing $6 ...

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Toymakers say they will have to raise prices to offset Trump's tariffs. NPR's Michel Martin speaks with Jay Foreman, CEO of Basic Fun!, whose toys include Care Bears, Tonka Trucks and Lincoln Logs.

Each Barbie or Chelsea doll is styled as Cheer Bear, Share Bear or Grumpy Bear. As the doll is unboxed, surprises, such as a skirt, headband, shoes and a matching mini Care Bear, are revealed.

10 best 1980s toys: from Transformers to Care Bears. In a decade of excess, the toy landscape was also revolutionised. From Zoids to My Little Pony, playtime would never be the same again. Craig ...

Toy Company Behind Lincoln Logs and Care Bears Files for Bankruptcy Basic Fun, also known for Tinker Toys and K’Nex, plans to continue operating in chapter 11 as it restructures its balance ...

The first set of plush toy Care Bears were introduced to the public at the New York City Toy Fair in 1983. They are still being produced and sold worldwide.

Basic Fun, Inc., the Boca Raton-based toy company behind beloved brands like Lincoln Logs, Tonka and Care Bears, has emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy with a reinforced financial structure.