Alan G. Hassenfeld, a renowned philanthropist and former CEO of iconic toy company Hasbro Inc., the maker of G.I. Joe and Play-Doh, has died.

Mattel has introduced its first Barbie representing a person with Type 1 diabetes, as part of wider efforts from the toy ...

Alan G. Hassenfeld, a renowned philanthropist and former CEO of iconic toy company Hasbro Inc., the maker of G.I. Joe and Play-Doh, has died. Hasbro, the nation's second largest toy company behind ...

Barbie is making history with a new doll aimed at uplifting children with diabetes. Mattel has launched its first Barbie doll ...

After their daughter’s diabetes diagnosis, a Hudson family turned fear into advocacy. Now, their teen is thriving and helping ...

Hassenfeld rose quickly in the family business serving as special assistant to the president and worked his way up the ranks. He retired as CEO in 2003.

Former Hasbro Inc. CEO Alan G. Hassenfeld, whose family founded the iconic toy company, is dead. Alan's death was announced Wednesday by Hasbro ... but it's unclear when and where he died ... or what ...

But Mattel, a multinational toy and family entertainment company ... The look of the doll includes real-world T1D tools like ...

NEW YORK (AP) — Alan G. Hassenfeld, a renowned philanthropist and former CEO of iconic toy company Hasbro Inc., the maker of G.I. Joe and Play-Doh, has died. He was 76, according to the toy company.

US News: Mattel introduces a new Barbie doll representing Type 1 diabetes, complete with an insulin pump and glucose monitor, marking a significant milestone in promoting inclusivity among ...

Mattel has launched its first Barbie doll with type 1 diabetes in a bid to foster a greater sense of inclusion and empathy among children, a company vice-president said Tuesday.