Robert Eckert, Mattel Inc. (MAT) chairman and chief executive, took home the same $1.25 million annual salary last year that he did when he first...

Posted on 02/02/11 at 7:19am by Benzinga Staff . Mattel, Inc. (NASDAQ: MAT ) today reported 2010 fourth quarter and full-year financial results...

Mattel is the world's largest toymaker, reaping hefty profits even during this lackluster economy. The third quarter brought a 23 percent profit to...

Mattel Chief Executive Robert Eckert receives $7.9 million in 2009, down 8 percent from 2008Robert A. Eckert, chairman and chief executive of Mattel Inc., received compensation valued at nearly $7.9 million in 2009, down about 8 percent from the prior ...

Mattel 3Q profit declines 3 percent as company cuts costs, readies for holiday seasonBarbie's budget seems to be paying off.Mattel Inc.'s belt-tightening helped the No. 1 toymaker report a profit decline of just 3 percent Friday despite a steeper ...

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Mattel Inc < expects its top toys to be popular for the holidays and said it sees some hope among its retail partners for improved sales, sending its shares up nearly 5 percent.The maker of Barbie and Elmo dolls ...

Mattel 2nd-quarter sales sink but results beat analyst expectations on cost-cuttingLight on summer-movie tie-in toys this year, Mattel Inc. said Friday its sales sank 19 percent in the fiscal second-quarter, but cost cuts and lower inventory helped it post an 82 percent ...

Toy maker Mattel's 2nd-quarter profit falls as costs offset higher salesMattel Inc. said Friday its second-quarter profit fell by nearly half as higher costs offset strong sales of toys related to summer movies like " That, combined with Mattel's legal victory ...

Mattel Says Fallout From This Year's Recalls Could Continue Into the Holiday SeasonMattel Inc., which spent much of the past quarter dealing with fallout from massive toy recalls, said Monday that the impact could hurt sales during the quarter that includes ...

Mattel CEO Robert Eckert Pledges to Improve Toy Safety, Says Company Is by 'No Means Perfect'Acknowledging that "we are by no means perfect," Mattel Inc. CEO Robert Eckert said Wednesday the company could have done a better job overseeing subcontractors in ...