Mattel launched series one for its Hot Wheels NFT Garage in November 2021 in partnership with the Worldwide Asset eXchange. The latest release, series 10, went live in December last year.

Mattel shares fell by up to 8% in after-hours trading. Net sales in North America rose by 10% in the third quarter, driven by sales of dolls that include Barbie, Disney Princess, Monster High and ...

Mattel (NASDAQ: MAT) dropped its Hot Wheels NFT collection earlier this month, November 16th. The NFT drop was preceded by a promo pack drop on Twitter and other social media sites.

A box office hit could similarly help Mattel, which saw weaker than expected holiday revenue in the fourth-quarter of last year with net sales of $1.4 billion, down 22 percent year-to-year.

Mattel introduced over 50 brand-new castings in the 2023 Hot Wheels Mainline series. Choosing the ten best was challenging, but here's my take on the topic.

Mattel revealed three more variations before promoting this casting to the Premium line with the 2016 Hot Wheels Entertainment: Gran Turismo set. It was one of the best collectibles, alongside the ...

A $12 Hot Wheels Skate multi-pack will also be available that includes four fully-assembled fingerboards (Tech Deck’s offerings often require assembly) plus two pairs of skate shoes.

A Utah resident’s Hot Wheels collection is so vast, it caught Mattel’s attention Ian Weber has around 5,000 Hot Wheels cars in his collection.

A lifetime of collecting had begun. Mattel released the first Hot Wheels toy line in 1968 with 16 cars, which included custom versions of the Camaro, Barracuda, Mustang, Thunderbird and Beetle.

Mattel Adventure Park will also be home to the larger-than-life Barbie Beach House, featuring an interactive retail experience where fans can build their customized Barbie set in the Barbie Dream ...

Let's go back to 1968, when Mattel started making Hot Wheels—for kids. Mattel planned to release each of its new California-styled cars in two (later, six) different colors, but often ran out of ...

Customers line up at the hot pink Barbie pop-up truck in Des Peres, Mo., on February 27, 2021, but tariffs on goods produced in China, Mexico and Canada might cause prices to rise on such Mattel toys.