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Today’s market has turned decidedly negative as soured sentiment in the Dow Jones Industrial Average spills over, spoiling the S&P 500’s record run. The Dow is spiraling by 500 points and is being pressured by retailer Walmart (NYSE: WMT), whose earnings results confirmed tariff-related fears. Among the few technology gainers are Alibaba (NYSE: BABA), Tesla (Nasdaq: TSLA) and Nvidia (Nasdaq: NVDA) as of early trading. Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL) is among the rare gainers in the Dow today. Walmart warned that its profit growth is expected to slow down amid the company’s vulnerability to the likely Mexico and Canada tariffs. Walmart’s stock is down over 6% despite beating consensus estimates on the top and bottom lines in its fiscal Q4 as Wall Street focuses on an uncertain future. Nevertheless, TD Cowen analyst Oliver Chen told Yahoo Finance that Walmart is “hitting on all cylinders” for now, pointing to a resilient consumer that continues to drive revenue. Here’s a look at t

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Hasbro's Wizards of the Coast (WotC) segment is driving growth with high margins, boosted by successful IPs like Baldur's Gate 3 and MTG's Universes Beyond sets. Despite a 3% revenue decline, Hasbro's cost-cutting efforts and strategic IP licensing are improving margins, with EBITDA expected to grow 4% in the coming year. Hasbro's reduced reliance on Chinese manufacturing mitigates tariff risks, while WotC remains unaffected, supporting the EBITDA growth outlook.

Hasbro (HAS) shares climb on Thursday after the board game and toy maker reported fourth quarter earnings results that beat top and bottom line estimates. The upward stock move comes despite a weaker-than-expected forecast due to potential tariff impacts.

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Hasbro said Thursday (Feb. 20) that video games, services and eCommerce will play a key role in the company's new strategy to “return to growth.” Together, those offerings make up one of five pillars of Hasbro's “Playing to Win” strategy announced Thursday, the games, intellectual property (IP) and toy company said in a press release.

Hasbro (HAS 13.88%) surged 13.2% through 1:25 p.m. ET Thursday after crushing analyst forecasts for sales and earnings this morning.

Hasbro (HAS 12.97%), a well-known player in the toy and entertainment industry, disclosed its fourth-quarter results on February 20, 2025. The company highlighted profitability improvements and a stronger earnings per share (EPS) than anticipated.

HAS' fourth-quarter top line reflects dismal contributions from The Wizards of the Coast, and Digital Gaming and Consumer Products segments.

Hasbro (HAS) shares jumped more than 11% Thursday after the toymaker posted better-than-expected results and unveiled a new strategy of raising revenue yearly through 2027.