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Lego announces five new Star Wars Smart Play sets
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Lego has unveiled five additional Star Wars-themed sets compatible with its new Smart Play system at the Nuremberg Toy Fair. These sets, priced from $40 to $100, enhance interactive play with sounds and lights but require a separate Smart Brick for full functionality. Preorders began on January 27, with a release date of March 1.
Pop Mart, the Labubu toy maker, conducted its first share repurchase in two years, buying back 1.4 million shares for HK$251 million. The announcement boosted its Hong Kong-listed shares, which opened at HK$198.70. Analysts interpret the move as a signal of management's confidence in the company's healthy balance sheet.
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Mattel has introduced its first Barbie doll designed specifically for children on the autism spectrum, featuring noise-canceling headphones, a fidget spinner, and a communication tablet. The doll was developed in collaboration with the Autistic Self Advocacy Network to promote inclusion in toys. It is now available for purchase at major retailers.
With growing concerns over toy safety and sustainability, Earth911 has updated its guide to environmentally responsible toy brands suitable for holiday gifting. The article highlights companies using recycled materials, sustainable wood, and nontoxic processes to create durable, safe products. A 2024 survey shows 45% of parents under 40 prioritize sustainability in toy purchases.