Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. One of the world’s biggest toymakers, which supplies retailers including Walmart and Target, plans to move all ...

The long-awaited sale of Lucent’s Consumer Products Division has finally been made, with VTech Holding Co. of Hong Kong making the purchase. As part of the deal VTech has also negotiated exclusive ...

vTech Solution, a human-centered IT services provider, has welcomed seven new members with varying expertise in line with the company’s expansion efforts in key sectors. The company said the new ...

VTech cordless phones offer several features and functionalities that make them popular among users. However, before you can start using these features, you need to know how to program the phone. This ...

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Sustainability is on the minds of many consumers, and therefore in the plans of many companies. The toy industry is the most plastic-intensive industry in the world, so efforts to increase recycling ...

The digital age has brought with it all sorts of wins, but one of the losses has been hard-copy photos. Kids, who love taking pictures, rarely get to experience the thrill of holding a paper copy in ...

Regular readers may be aware that I have a certain affinity for vintage VTech educational toys, especially ones that attempted to visually or even functionally tie in with contemporary computer design ...

The VTech Kidizoom DX2 is the kind of smartwatch you can hand to your tot and worry not as they enjoy exploring its range of on-board games and features. You can safely give them free-reign to ...

Dividend paying stocks like Vtech Holdings Limited (HKG:303) tend to be popular with investors, and for good reason - some research suggests a significant amount of all stock market returns come from ...

Back in the days before kids could be placated with a $50 Android burner phone, many a youngster was gifted a so-called “educational computer” to keep them occupied. Invariably looking like a fever ...