COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Lego said it would lay off 8 percent of its staff and revamp its business after reporting its first fall in sales in more than a decade on Tuesday. The Danish toymaker announced ...

Lego is putting its money on China’s expanding middle class, the world’s biggest, shrugging off short-term economic woes in the Asian nation. The world’s largest toymaker will invest in China, adding ...

Lego said it would lay off around 8% of its staff — some 1,400 — and revamp its business after reporting its first fall in sales in more than a decade. Wed, 06 Sep, 2017 - 01:00 The Danish toymaker ...

Web retailers have been accused of cashing in on a shortage of Lego this Christmas. Desperate parents are faced with paying at least double the official price for many kits as the popularity of the ...

Lego said revenues had disappointed in its core markets of the United States and Europe. (Reuters) Lego said it would lay off 8 percent of its staff and revamp its business after reporting its first ...