U.S. importers turn to prayer and the President as West Coast port labor talks begin

For more than two years, Isaac Larian has used every available tool to overcome global supply-chain bottlenecks and keep retailers stocked with enough Bratz and LOL Surprise! dolls to meet pandemic demand. Asked how he’s preparing for this summer’s West Coast port labor talks, the chief executive of Los Angeles-based MGA Entertainment deadpanned, “I’m praying ...

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