Los Angeles billionaire Haim Saban created one of the biggest television hits of the 1990s: “Mighty Morphin Power Rangers.” His “Power Rangers” movie hits theaters March 24.

Hasbro sees “significant opportunity for Power Rangers,” including toys and video games, and Haim Saban will “continue in a consulting role to further guide our development of this valuable ...

Wondering why the name “Saban” appears above the title in billboards and posters for the new “Power Rangers” film? Haim Saban is an Egyptian-born Israeli-American billionaire and media mogul.

Media mogul Haim Saban has bought back the rights to “Power Rangers,” the hit television show that fueled his dominance of children’s television in the 1990s, from Walt Disney Co., which ...

Haim Saban is buying back the Power Rangers from Walt Disney with the hope to take the entertainment franchise that he launched to TV and toy stardom in the 1990s to new fans and new success.

LOS ANGELES (CBSLA) — It's "morphin" time for the Power Rangers, which has been sold to toymaker Hasbro Inc. for $522 million in cash and stock. Along with entertainment brands like My Pet ...

Haim Saban's not-so-secret agenda. Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.) was the featured speaker at the 2003 dedication of the Saban Research Institute in Hollywood, California.

With just three words, “It’s Morphin’ Time,” the long-running Power Rangers series earned its place in pop culture forever. Originally produced by music mogul Haim Saban, the entire ...

Haim Saban, an Israeli American mogul and entrepreneur, was the mastermind behind “Power Rangers.” By the mid-’80s, Saban already had successful ventures in international touring and music ...

The creator behind the iconic Power Rangers franchise is saying goodbye to his Malibu home of more than 20 years. Television producer and entertainment mogul Haim Saban, founder of Saban ...

Power Rangers, which franchise creator Haim Saban returned to produce, follows a group of teenagers who gain newfound powers ...

The success of “Power Rangers” convinced Saban to join forces with Fox to create their own kids TV network, Fox Family, which was sold to Disney in 2001 for $5.3 billion.