In April, a seemingly innocuous toy - Labubu - ignited a viral phenomenon. Engineered by Pop Mart as part of a blind-box ...

Labubu isn’t quirky fluff - it’s strategic mastery. It shows how trend-savvy brand builders can cultivate connection.

Started in 2010 by then-23-year-old entrepreneur Wang Ning as a small shop selling toys in China, Pop Mart has grown into a ...

Labubu dolls are everywhere on the Internet. These odd-looking collectables—called cute, ugly, creepy and charming all at once—were created by Hong Kong-born artist Kasing Lung. They are produced by ...

The name Labubu has no specific meaning, only referring to a fictional elf character. Its creator is Mr. Kasing Lung, a Hong ...

Labubu, a "monster" looking doll from China featuring a squishy face with large eyes, nine sharp teeth, a furry body and ...

What is a Labubu? Here's why so many celebrities and influencers have been carrying around crazy-looking stuffed animals.

Labubu dolls, created by artist Kasing Lung and popularised by Pop Mart, have gone viral in India. Now, an Indian version of ...

Founded in 2010 by Wang Ning, Pop Mart began as a small shop in Beijing selling comics and phone covers. But once Wang ...

Kaitlyn Wang, Video Journalist at The Wall Street Journal joins Jon Hansen on Your Money Matters to talk about the journey of ...

Thanks to Labubu fever, Pop Mart founder Wang Ning has become the 10th richest man in China, and the youngest at 38. Here's ...

Labubu, the cute yet quirky doll from Pop Mart, has become a global phenomenon thanks to surging demand, celebrity fans, and ...