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Article: Lego seeking to win over more girls A toymaker known for its plastic bricks also prepares to expand in virtual world
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- International Herald Tribune
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- March 7, 2008
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Kim McLaughlin Reuters
International Herald Tribune
03-07-2008
Lego seeking to win over more girls A toymaker known for its plastic bricks also prepares to expand in virtual world
Byline: Kim McLaughlin Reuters
Edition: 4
Section: FINANCE/BUSINESS
BILLUND, Denmark --
Ida Fraende, a 9-year-old who lives in Copenhagen, likes to play with Lego bricks. That is not unusual among Scandinavian girls, but it is not typical among her counterparts elsewhere in the world. Jorgen Knudstorp hopes to change that.
Knudstorp, chief executive of Lego, the largest toymaker in Europe, already has brought the group back to profit and renewed its growth ambitions. Now he hopes to challenge Mattel and Hasbro, the ...
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