His net worth is now estimated at a staggering $22.7 billion, primarily due to his stake in Pop Mart. Created by Hong Kong ...

You might not understand the hype around Labubu, but it’s turned Wang Ning into one of China’s youngest billionaires; here's ...

These elf-looking dolls are being clipped onto luxury bags and styled into custom couture, with likes from Rihanna, Dua Lipa ...

Labubus are a global sensation — sparking long lines outside toy stores, selling out online within minutes, and listing for double or triple their original price on resale markets. Here's why.

Chinese customs authorities have recently intercepted over 40,000 counterfeit Labubu, a top seller in Pop Mart products, which has seen growing global demand.

How many times have you scrolled through social media today and spotted a gremlin-like plush dangling from someone’s bag? If the answer is "more than once," you’re not alone. Labubu is everywhere.

The small furry dolls, featuring quirky monster characters from toy retailer Pop Mart, are drawing crowds to stores in Sydney ...

Labubu, a plush toy that can cost as little as $22, has become a luxury must-have thanks to celebrities and social media. Go ...

In China’s campaign to win over hearts and minds worldwide, its latest weapon is a fanged, bunny-eared, arguably quite ugly ...

Labubu has become so popular that the owner of the character’s exclusive retailer, Pop Mart, is now the 10th richest person ...

Labubus cost anywhere between $21.99 and $39.99, and its most popular form comes as a fluffy, plush pendant with an attachable clip. They’re sold in “blind boxes,” which means customers won’t know ...

A rare, first-generation Labubu figure has sold for $150,000 in Beijing at an auction held exclusively for the toys that have taken the world by storm.