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The April issue of Toy World contains all the latest developments in the Games & Puzzles, Pocket Money and Pre-school categories plus a whole host of profiles and insights from the industry. The bumper 186-page April issue of Toy World is out now, and can be read both in print and online. This i

In addition to the latest news and opinions from across the industry, the March issue of Toy World includes features on Outdoor Toys, Science & Nature Toys, and Action Vehicles. The 124-page March issue of Toy World is out now, and can be read both in print and online. In this issue, we pay homa

The print issue of Toy World's dedicated London Toy Fair issue is now landing on desks and doormats across the UK and is also available to read online. It just wouldn't be the new year without the letterbox-busting January issue of Toy World imperilling pets and small children everywhere a

The October issue of Toy World, with its flip-cover Licensing World section, is out now and available to read in print and online. This month's issue of Toy World, perfectly timed to assist Brand Licensing Expo attendees with their planning, is out now. Coming in at a combined 176 pages, this s

El Dorado firefighters Jon Chambers, left, and Morgan Jones earlier this year visited the Granite Mountain Hotshots Memorial, which pays tribute to the 19 firefighters killed in the 2013 Yarnell Hill wildfire in Arizona; only one of the Hotshots crew members survived the fire, making it the deadliest wildfire in the U.S. since 1991 and the largest loss of firefighter lives since September 11, 2001. Chambers and Jones placed an El Dorado Fire Department patch on the memorial, where it joined hund...

Falling just shy of 400 pages, the biggest-ever January issue of Toy World contains comprehensive show previews as well as a substantial, 30-page Hot Properties section. The Toy World team is pleased to announce that its weeks of hard work have paid off, with the 394-page January issue of Toy World

Mesirow names new CEO; Austin Capital Retirement Plan Services rebrands to RetireBetter; Lockton hires new director of compliance services; and more.

With the stock market down and now in bear territory, Bay Area residents are asking about their 401(k)s, so The Chronicle took those same questions to financial experts.

Updated on June 30, 2021 at 8:15 pm Catalina Island Chamber of Commerce A young boy who was boating with his father off the coast of Catalina Island was hospitalized following a shark bite Wednesday morning. The father and son, whose age was not immediately available, were attending summer camp at Camp Emerald Bay, a youth camp owned and operated by the Boy Scouts of America, on the northwest end of Catalina Island. Download our NBC 7 mobile app for iOS or Android to get alerts for local break...

One insurer says the more than $1 billion in settlements thus far could make fiduciary insurance a thing of the past.