Toys R Us is planning a brick-and-mortar comeback in partnership with Macy's stores across the country. The storied toy retailer closed all its stores in 2018 after being saddled by financial troubles. Don Emmert/AFP via Getty Images hide caption
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Prompted by layoffs of thousands of Toys R Us employees, New Jersey's governor this week signed into law measures providing extra protections for workers. Julio Cortez/AP hide caption
The retailer is rebranding itself with smaller stores and a focus on events and activities. Toys "R" Us hide caption
Toys R Us announced last month that it would close its stores in the United Kingdom, like this one in London, and across the U.S. Jack Taylor/Getty Images hide caption
Maker Of Bratz And Little Tikes Seeks To Save Toys R Us
Numerous locations of Toys R Us, including this one in London, are offering going-out-of-business sales. Jack Taylor/Getty Images hide caption
A bankruptcy court judge approved a plan for Toys R Us to pay its top executives millions in bonuses, even as the company struggles to stay afloat. Eric Gay/AP hide caption
The Toys R Us Times Square Holiday Shop held its grand opening last month in New York City. The largest U.S. toy store chain filed for bankruptcy protection late Monday, but most stores are operating as usual. Bennett Raglin/Getty Images for Toys R Us hide caption
At the International Toy Fair, TOMY International and PlayFusion announced Toys R Us as the exclusive in-store retail launch partner for Lightseekers, the next generation of connected play featuring smart figures, trading cards and more. Adam Hunger/AP Images for TOMY hide caption
A Lego figure in a wheelchair was introduced at the 67th International Toy Fair in January 2016. He comes in the "City" set, a community of figures shown playing and working in an urban park setting. Daniel Karmann/AFP/Getty Images hide caption
Dolls With Disabilities Escape The Toy Hospital, Go Mainstream
Bryan Cranston (left) starred as chemistry teacher turned meth dealer Walter White, and Aaron Paul played former student and drug-dealing co-conspirator Jesse Pinkman in AMC's Breaking Bad. Ben Leuner/AMC hide caption