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    Corporation, known as the largest toy company in the world, is a publicly traded organization with a market capitalization of over $6.5 billion. Employing approximately 36,000 people worldwide in 43 countries, their products are well-known and sold in over 150 nations (Mattel.com). With such winning odds as mentioned, it is hard to imagine that a company readily known to children and adults across the globe would become even better known for the company that produced toys made with lead-based products

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    Mattel Catastrophe in China Essay

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    Barbie was introduced to the world in 1959, and is one of the most iconic dolls ever produced. Barbie is manufactured by Mattel, which was founded in California in 1944, and has dominated the toy market ever since. Barbie helped to create a name and an Empire for Mattel, who later introduced products such as Hot Wheels and Polly Pocket. Mattel, for many years, had a great reputation and produced products that were safe and children loved. Mattel began moving their manufacturing operations overseas

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    According to this case, in the 1990s dot-coms were very popular. The walk-in stores were not excelling and at this time it seemed like a bad idea to open one that will be selling stuffed animals. Despite this fact, Maxine Clark founded Build- A-Bear Workshop in 1996. Unexpectedly, Clark’s store excelled quickly and greatly, having more supporters versus non-supporters. Not only is the company continuously excelling in profits, but it is also expanding the availability of its products by the many

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    Pixar Case Study Essay

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    a year of negotiations, Steve Jobs then purchased the graphics division and renamed it Pixar Animation Studios (Shamsie, 2001). A three year film contract with Disney was negotiated in 1991 which resulted in the movie Toy Story being released in 1995 (Shamsie, 2001). Toy Story became the top grossing movie of the year and won an Oscar, after

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    lack of emotion, or whether or not “he” shaves his body or not should deter what the worlds thought on his masculinity First thought is how a man is “supposed to be” an independent/a leader. In Pixar’s “Cars”, and Disney’s “Toy Story”, we are introduced to characters Woody, a toy cowboy, and Lightning McQueen, an

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    Provide an overview of the toys industry. The global toy market was estimated to be $71 billion business in 2007. About 36 percent of the global market was concentrated in North America(about $24 billion), but annual sales in this region were growing at a slower pace. However, the asia market had grew at 12 percent in 2006, and were expected to grow by 25 percent , especially in China and India.There are about 880 companies in the toys industry. The main key players such as Mattel, Hasbro, RC2

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    As we read Othello in class Iago reminded me of a character named Lotso from the movie Toy Story 3 that was released in 2010. He reminded me of Lotso because in Toy story 3, he gained the trust of the toys at the daycare as well as Andy’s toys, he then manipulated them, and lastly turned them against one another. In Othello Iago manipulated the characters easily because they knew him as “honest Iago” and never doubted anything he said. He pretended to be everyone’s friend, and he also turned Othello

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    In June of 2005, many people gathered to hear Steve Jobs’ commencement speech at Stanford. At the time, Jobs had just returned to Apple and was working on the new iPod. Years earlier, Jobs also had previously undergone pancreatic surgery. These are the main stories that were acknowledged and Jobs’ used these to convey his talking points. The lessons that Jobs learned throughout his many years in Silicon Valley are not only for the recent graduates but also for everyone else who was in attendance

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    My artifact is brown and black with almost 2 decades’ worth of memories; this object is my stuffed Rottweiler named Max. This artifact, although motionless with four legs, has walked to the moon and back with me as a child full of imagination. This artifact stores the most precious memories and has been with me at every step in my life. Max is very meaningful to me because we have shared many memories, from birth until now. My stuffed animal has been with me through every ups and downs in life, every

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    taboos floating in the air about sex toys that hold back people wanting to explore the kinky side of sex, keeping them from discovering their own pleasure power. Thanks to Sex in the City’s infamous episode “Rabbit Pearl” vibrator because it brought sex toys more into the open for the American public. For those who have broken those chains, another problem arises “cheap/fake and substandard products!!” The sex toy industry is exceptionally unregulated, and many toys are made out of chemicals that can

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