Wang Ning, billionaire founder of Chinese toy maker Pop Mart International Group, said the company could “easily” reach 30 ...

Pop Mart, fueled by the immense popularity of its Labubu doll and other collectible figurines, reported a staggering nearly ...

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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.

The Labubu phenomenon reflects broader trends in contemporary collecting—the blending of childhood aesthetics with adult sentiment.

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The sovereign wealth fund doesn’t disclose the breakdown of its commercial real estate holdings by region, but 42% of its total capital is deployed in the U.S., by far the fund's highest ...

How Labubu Fans Are Using Gaming Tactics to Nab the Summer’s Hottest Trend Whether it's playing a game — or gaming the system — people are figuring out how to get their hands on Pop Mart's ...

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The Labubu craze has exploded online, with the TikTok hashtag #Labubu amassing nearly 2.3 million posts. Collectors flood social media to share haul videos, showcase rare finds, swap trade tips ...

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