The new mini Labubus unveiled by Chinese toymaker Pop Mart International Group Ltd. sold out almost instantly at home and ...

Businessman Wang Ning, 38, has seen his net worth skyrocket since the start of the year thanks to the runaway success of Labubu toys, making him one of the youngest billionaires in China.

Thursday night saw the launch of the mini iterations of the fanged Pop Mart creatures that have taken the world by storm - a palm-sized Labubu.

The character 'LabuBu' from China's Pop Mart has become the center of a global investment and consumption craze. In Hong Kong, rare dolls are traded for more than six times their original price, and ...

The dolls are poor-quality copies of the Labubus made by Pop Mart, which have become increasingly popular after celebrity endorsements and viral social media posts.

The launch immediately set off a frenzy. Mini-Labubu dolls sold out within minutes on Pop Mart’s online stores hosted by ...

The buzz around the doll has made Wang Ning, the founder of toy maker Pop Mart International Group, one of the richest men on Earth. According to a new report by Forbes, Ning has now become richer ...

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Wang Ning, founder of toy maker Pop Mart International Group, has become richer than Alibaba cofounder Jack Ma thanks to the global mania for the company’s Labubu dolls.

Labubu dolls by Pop Mart International Group sparked a global craze in 2025, boosting Wang Ning's wealth past Jack Ma.

Collectors as well as resellers tried to get their hands on the new release. Xiaolei Wang, a 26-year-old Beijing programmer and part-time Labubu re-seller, scored one 14-box set - priced at €252 in ...

The dupes of the cute-ugly toys have left consumer complaints and warnings about safety risks and potentially hazardous ...