Hasbro, Rhode Island
Could a sleek, waterfront headquarters near Brown and RISD keep Hasbro in Rhode Island?
If state leaders really want to prevent Hasbro from bolting for Boston in 18 months, they’re going to need to think about options outside of the toymaker’s current home in Pawtucket, according to Laurie White at the Greater Providence Chamber of Commerce.
Rhode Island leaders in discussion with Hasbro CEO after reports of potential relocation
(WJAR) — House Speaker Joe Shekarchi told NBC 10 that he and Gov. Dan McKee met with the CEO of Hasbro on Thursday. This comes after the toy-making company confirmed its search for a new headquarters location in a statement earlier this week.
Rhode Island officials speak with leaders of Hasbro
We have an update on the possibility of Hasbro moving its headquarters out of Pawtucket, both Governor Dan McKee and house speaker Joe Shekarchi have now met with the toy and entertainment company's CEO.
What happens to Rhode Island’s economy if Hasbro moves to Boston?
In spite of red flags, local leaders were not aware the toy maker was considering relocating. “What will this mean for Pawtucket? More empty buildings?” asked the CEO of United Way of Rhode Island. “We cannot have that.
Hasbro could move headquarters to Boston from Rhode Island, report says
Toy and game maker Hasbro is looking at moving its headquarters from Rhode Island to downtown Boston, according to a new report.
Hasbro mulls leaving Rhode Island
Hasbro is again considering a move out of Rhode Island. The toymaking and entertainment giant confirmed Monday it’s exploring options including moving its headquarters out of its current home in Pawtucket.
State, city leaders vow to work to keep Hasbro in Rhode Island
Hasbro may be leaving Rhode Island. Every few years, the toy company talks about moving, and the politicians say they want Hasbro to stay. NBC 10 News reached out to the company, which confirmed the search in a statement.
Rhode Island officials surprised by Hasbro’s potential move to Boston
Hasbro – named for the two brothers, Henry and Helal Hassenfeld, who launched the company in Providence as a maker of pencil boxes in 1923 – dates to the time when Rhode Island’s capital city was an industrial powerhouse.
Toy company Hasbro considering moving headquarters from R.I. to Boston
According to the BBJ, the company’s lease on its Pawtucket headquarters is up in 2025. Hasbro is the second major toy brand to consider making Boston its home. Last year, Lego announced that it would be leaving its longtime North American headquarters in Enfield, Connecticut for Boston beginning in 2025.
Rhode Island leaders have been caught flat-footed by Hasbro’s potential move
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Hasbro eyeing HQ move to Boston
The toy giant has been touring space in the city’s downtown, considering leasing more than 200,000 square feet.
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What the loss of Hasbro would mean for Rhode Island, Westerly taxpayers call for new town solicitor, and more
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Hasbro is considering moving from Pawtucket to Boston
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Want to keep Hasbro in RI? Mark Patinkin says PawSox leaving offers a lesson
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‘We’d love to have them stay’: RI leaders meet with Hasbro CEO to try and keep toymaker
State leaders are now scrambling to convince the toymaking and entertainment conglomerate to stay. Hasbro has been ...
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Jennifer Hawkins of ONE Neighborhood Builders on Rhode Island’s housing crisis, Hasbro’s possible move and what’s next
Rhode Island’s housing crisis is a tough nut to crack. Even though hundreds of millions of dollars have been allocated to promote new housing, progress has been slow and the cost of housing keeps ...