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Betty Lin-Fisher
Karen Schiely - AKRON BEACON JOURNAL

Little Tikes is no longer toying with the idea of leaving Hudson and is staying put. Three years ago, its parent company MGA Entertainment bought the toy maker from Rubbermaid. Company officials have been talking to local and state officials since then about whether they would keep the headquarters in Hudson off Barlow Road or move. Several other states were luring the company with incentives. Read the story>>

To find out how you can gain better control of your financial health, see Betty Lin-Fisher's stories in the Reclaim the Dream series, by clicking here or on the graphic to the left. The series is part of the Akron Beacon Journal's look at financial stress facing the shrinking middle class.