For years, Topps Gum Company of Brooklyn was the only name in sports trading cards. Baseball, football, basketball or hockey, Topps had the market to itself for quite some time.On Aug. 15, 1980 ...

Bazooka’s been in need of a momentum change since before Michael Eisner’s private equity firm Tornante purchased Topps in 2007. While the brand’s packaging model aged, its sales have ...

The brand was originally known as Topps Chewing Gum, and produced a “Topps Gum” out of its factory in Brooklyn, New York. The company developed Bazooka Bubble Gum after World War II and ...

For ages, collectors have dreamed about breaking into the warehouse of the Brooklyn-based Topps gum company, the leader in sports and nonsports cards for more than five decades. Visions of original… ...

SAN JOSE, Calif. — If you’re a sentimentalist, chew on this: Baseball cards aren’t going to be bubble-gum cards anymore. A spokesman for Topps, which has been selling cards packaged with gum ...

Topps hasn't included a stick of gum inside its pack of baseball cards for years. But I still miss it. Not because I miss chewing the gum. Lord, no! My friend Scooter gave me a couple-decades-old ...

NEW YORK (AP) -- In a bid to resolve a sticky mess, a judge has decided that an Argentine company can continue making its sweet-tasting Bazooka gum even though its relationship with the Topps Co ...

The Topps Company was founded in 1938 as Topps Chewing Gum, and in its early years produced a popular penny "Topps Gum" from a factory in Brooklyn, NY. After World War II, the company developed ...

Bazooka Joe blinked. Management of Topps Co., the maker of bubble gum wrapped in comics featuring the eye-patched Bazooka Joe, struck a deal with a pair of activist hedge funds that had been ...