The partnership between VTech and LeapFrog provides an opportunity to create a portfolio of products that address the whole child, encompassing the physical, cognitive and social areas of children's ...

(Reuters) - Hong Kong-based VTech Holdings Ltd <0303.HK> said it would buy U.S. toymaker LeapFrog Inc for about $72 million. VTech's offer of $1 per share represents a 78.5 percent premium to LeapFrog ...

Educational companies VTech Holdings and LeapFrog Enterprises have entered into a merger agreement which when completed will see VTech acquire LeapFrog. "We are delighted to have the LeapFrog brand ...

Northern California's educational toy tablet maker LeapFrog is selling itself to its Hong Kong-based competitor VTech for just $72 million, after years of declining sales. Apple leapfrogged the ...

VTech and LeapFrog have announced the launch of a free, national recycling program for select electronic learning devices and electronic toys in partnership with Trenton, New Jersey-based TerraCycle. ...

VTech, a global leader in cordless telephones and electronic learning products, announced that they will acquire, LeapFrog Enterprises, a leading developer of educational toys and entertainment for ...

CHICAGO, Jan. 25, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- In an effort to make recycling easier and convenient for parents, VTech ® announced today that consumers can drop off well-loved or broken VTech or LeapFrog ® ...

EMERYVILLE — LeapFrog Enterprises, the maker of well-known electronic educational toys for children, said Friday it has agreed to be acquired by rival VTech Holdings of Hong Kong for $72 million. The ...

These Toys Deliver Award-Winning Learning and Fun for Kids of All Ages CHICAGO, Nov. 25, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- VTech® and LeapFrog®, industry leaders in electronic learning toys, today announced that ...

VTech announced it has acquired rival toymaker LeapFrog Enterprises for approximately $72 million. Full terms of the deal can be found here. The deal, which is expected to close by the end of March, ...

Earlier this week, Apple was forced to issue refunds for unauthorized in-app purchases made by minors. The news only highlighted just how kid-unfriendly tablets can be. With a few taps of a tiny ...