Alan G. Hassenfeld, a renowned philanthropist and former CEO of iconic toy company Hasbro Inc., the maker of G.I. Joe and Play-Doh, has died.

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Former Hasbro CEO Alan G. Hassenfeld, who ran the Pawtucket-based toymaker for more than a decade and became one of Rhode Island's top philanthropists, has died at the age of 76. Hassenfeld died in ...

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