STOCKHOLM (AFP) - The world's largest toymaker Lego said on Thursday it was ending a deal with oil giant Shell, bowing to pressure from a Greenpeace campaign linking Lego toys to Arctic oil spills.

The world's largest toymaker Lego said on Thursday it was ending a deal with oil giant Shell, bowing to pressure from a Greenpeace campaign linking Lego toys to Arctic oil spills. Announcing the ...

This post has been updated to include new comment from Shell and added detail on the company's work in the Arctic. Over the last half-century, children have been building and playing with toy tanker ...

LEGO, whose toy building blocks are known for charming children’s constructions, will end its five-decade marketing ties with Royal Dutch Shell under pressure from Greenpeace, which says the oil ...

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A Greenpeace film accusing Shell of operating recklessly in its oil exploration has contributed to the end of Lego’s co-branding relationship with Shell. WSJ’s Mark Kelly reports. STOCKHOLM—The Lego ...