Pop Mart founder and CEO Wang Ning became one of the 10 richest billionaires in China by net worth riding on the Labubu mania. Details here.

Wang Ning, the founder of Pop Mart International Group, has become one of the wealthiest people in China after he sold the Labubu dolls, which created a frenzy in the pop culture. The quirky ...

Labubu is a line of collectible designer plush toys featuring quirky monster elves, created by Hong Kong-born artist Kasing ...

A leading entity in the designer toy industry, Beijing-based Pop Mart specialises in collectible ’blind box’ toys and consumer goods. Primarily serving young adults, particularly Generation Z women, ...

Austin's JewBoy Burgers offered its first Labubu happy meal this week, which sold out in seven minutes. Now two more Labubu opportunities are in the works.

Labubu toys, once $15, now (in some instances) sell for up to $150K. Rare, life-sized and collab versions can drive collector demand and auction frenzy.

The latest collectible toy craze is the Labubu which has even led to fakes on Canal Street in NYC called the Lafufu.

Frenzy over Gremlin-like viral ‘Labubu’ dolls hits Minnesota The elusive toys resemble monsters that many hardcore collectors describe as having a 'cute and ugly' charm.

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Shares in Pop Mart International, the maker of the wildly popular Labubu dolls, fell sharply despite the company guiding for sharply higher first-half results, likely reflecting profit-taking ...

Labubu or Lafufu? Here's how to know you got the real deal plush toy doll, as fakes flood the market.