The company said it expects its fourth-quarter revenue growth to be flat on a constant currency basis, driven by key brands such as Peppa Pig, My Little Pony and Marvel's Black Panther. Analysts were expecting a near 2% decline. READ: Hasbro under pressure from activist investor to spin off its hardcore gamers division "Promotions and entertainment field demand have become increasingly important and will be key in the quarters ahead," Hasbro chief executive officer Christian Cocks said on a post-earnings call, reported by Reuters, adding that Amazon's recent Prime Day saw Hasbro's sales volume rise in mid-double digits from a year earlier.